Tool: apid_mux
Description
This tool "bins" packets by apid. No heed is paid to
the time or obsid. It simply multiplexes one input stream into many
output files, one for each apid. The file names are of the form
apid_0x.ccsds.
Option Summary
| Option | Argument Type | Default Value |
|---|
| -apid_list |
String |
all |
| -errors |
|
errors |
| -gap |
|
100. |
| -infile |
String |
- |
| -obs_dir |
String |
obs |
| -pushback |
String |
pushback |
| -trash |
String |
none |
Only the initial unique characters of each option are
significant. Each option must be followed by an argument
of the given type. Boolean "true" and "false" are indicated
with "y" and "n" respectively. A boolean option without a
value is assumed to be "true".
For filename arguments, "-" means either stdin or stdout
as appropriate.
Each option is described in detail below.
Parameters
- apid_list String (default = all)
- SwiftTypedPacketReader configuration file, listing packet types
by APID. If "all" is specified, then all packets types are processed.
- errors (default = errors)
- File to which will be appended packets which cannot
be classified, even with possible future information. Under normal
conditions nothing will be written to this file.
- gap (default = 100.)
- infile String (default = -)
- The file containing packets to be sorted.
- obs_dir String (default = obs)
- Directory where non-LDP packets will be written.
- pushback String (default = pushback)
- File to which will be appended packets which cannot
be sorted now, but may be sortable in the future. These include
HEAD2 packets not covered by the current timeline and UVOT science
packets which are not part of complete groups.
- trash String (default = none)
- File to which will be appended discarded packets, such
as those which fail the apid_list test. A value of "none" means
packets should be discarded instead of being sent to the trash stream.