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Manual
PLOTXY
NAMESYNOPSIS
OPTIONS
AUTHOR
SEE ALSO
NAME
plotxy - plots circles, crosses, etc over images.
SYNOPSIS
plotxy [options]
OPTIONS
-i file
Input file (xylist)
-o file
Output file (default: stdout)
-I image
Input image on which plotting will occur; PPM format.
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-p |
Input image is PNG format, not PPM. |
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-P |
Write PPM output instead of PNG. |
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-J |
Write PDF output. |
-W width
Width of output image (default: data-dependent).
-H height
Height of output image (default: data-dependent).
-x offset
X offset: position of the bottom-left pixel (default: 1).
-y offset
Y offset: position of the bottom-left pixel (default: 1).
-X name
X column: name of the FITS column.
-Y name
Y column: name of the FITS column.
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-n obj |
First object to plot (default: 0). |
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-N num |
Number of objects to plot (default: all). |
-r radius
Size of markers to plot (default: 5.0).
-w width
Linewidth (default: 1.0).
-s shape
Shape of markers (default: circle): circle, crosshair, square, diamond, X, Xcrosshair
-C color
Color to plot in (default: white): darkred, red, darkgreen, green, blue, verydarkblue, white, black, cyan, magenta, yellow, brightred, skyblue, orange, gray, darkgray
-b color
Draw in color behind each marker.
-S factor
Scale xylist entries by this value before plotting.
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-e ext |
FITS extension to read (default 0). |
AUTHOR
The Astrometry.net team. Principal investigators are David W. Hogg (NYU) and Dustin Lang (CMU).
SEE ALSO
http://astrometry.net