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** The second problem is caused by some typoes. It will be fixed soon.
* The second problem is caused by some typoes. It will be fixed soon.
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Problem nr 1) "and I cannot find a way to extract from objm the values for the different lines that had been fitted. Any idea to do it? or I should cut the window in sub-windows? or there are any other way to do it (maybe without objects..)? Also, is there any way to see the values of wavelength in the xcfit window?"
Answer: We have not yet written software to deal with multiple lines in a given window, I suggest you extract the relevant window from the object and work directly with xcfit/cfit to fit the lines you need.
Problem nr 2) "Why am I getting one value more than the number of pixels?"
Answer: Yes, this is a bug, the last element should not be included. I have now fixed the method.
--[ViggoHanst|http://null], 19-Jun-2007
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Of course you can use 'traditional' methods and once you have your wavelength and intensity simply use a routine like gauss_fit...
--[Louise Harra|http://null], 19-Jun-2007
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