The CFITS program provides the ability to convert between FITS and CLASS format. GFITS provides the same functionality for GILDAS format images. The following example shows a CLASS file being read by CFITS, a single spectrum is selected from the file, plotted, and written to a FITS file:
$ cfits I-SIC, Normal keyboard mode Default macro extension is .class CFITS> file in wl16-c18o2-1.dat CFITS> find I-FIND, 738 observations found CFITS> las\list 553; 4 RHOOPH C18O(2-1) SMT-10M-B71 -24.000 -120.000 Eq 8885 [etc.....etc.....etc....] CFITS> dev xland black I-X, X-Window default version $Revision: 4.49 $ $Date: 1997/10/22 13:23:46 I-X, Device DISPLAY :0.0 I-X, Screen characteristics 16 planes, TrueColor I-X, Backing Store NOT supported I-X, Vendor The XFree86 Project, Inc; release 4003 I-X, Protocol X11 ;revision: 0 I-X, Screen size (mm) : height: 241, width: 333 I-X, Screen pixels : height: 864, width: 1152 W-X, B&W Window, dithering used for images Graphics device /dev/tty successfully defined as a XLANDSCAPE BLACK CFITS> get 553 I-GET, Entry 748 Observation 553; 4 Scan 8885 CFITS> plot CFITS> write rho-oph.fits CFITS> exit $
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