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[fitsbits] Definition of "deprecated" by
William Pence
As I recall, the definition of "deprecate" was carefully crafted to
satisfy the radio interferometry community. The reason for deprecating
random groups was...
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[fitsbits] Definition of "deprecated" by
Mark Calabretta
On Mon 2007/08/27 10:19:32 MST, "Dick Shaw" wrote
in a message to:
"This term is used to refer to obsolete structures that _should...
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[fitsbits] Definition of "deprecated" by
Dick Shaw
Looking at the current vs. proposed definitions of what it means to say that a
structure is "deprecated" in FITS, and considering some of the discussion on...
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[fitsbits] Abuse of EXTEND keyword by
Arnold Rots
And so:
The inescapable conclusion appears to be that EXTEND and NEXTEND are
keywords that have outlived their usefulness, should be deprecated and
ignored...
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[fitsbits] Abuse of EXTEND keyword by
Preben Grosbol
On Friday 24 August 2007 14:12, Randall Thompson wrote:
If the consensus is that
there should not be any connection between the primary header and
...
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[fitsbits] Abuse of EXTEND keyword by
Randall Thompson
I understand this point however you can not prevent users
from adding their own (conforming) keywords If the consensus is that
there should not be any...
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[fitsbits] Abuse of EXTEND keyword by
Preben Grosbol
On Thursday 23 August 2007 23:15, Randall Thompson wrote:
Although not a
reserved keyword, NEXTEND is commonly used to describe the
number of included...
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[fitsbits] Abuse of EXTEND keyword by
Preben Grosbol
On Thursday 23 August 2007 03:25, Tim Pearson wrote:
My guess (it's a long time ago) is that there were FITS files out *
there that had special records...
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[fitsbits] once FITS always FITS by
Preben Grosbol
On Tuesday 21 August 2007 19:10, Steve Allen wrote:
A question for those who have been around longer than I:
Does "once FITS always FITS" mean
I'm may...
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1,697 |