Kelle Cruz
Kelle Cruz
I've done some "round trip" testing using the `tabular-fits` format and it doesn't handle multiple dictionaries in `meta` well at all. For example, if I have two dictionaries in `meta['header']`...
I was also unable to write out a spectrum with an uncertainty of `UnknownUncertainty` type.
There's also this post on IObserve: http://www.astrobetter.com/blog/2011/09/14/iobserve-the-astronomical-observing-app-weve-been-waiting-for/ On Tuesday, July 26, 2016, Brett M. Morris [email protected] wrote: > Hi astroplanners (@eteq https://github.com/eteq @cdeil > https://github.com/cdeil @adrn https://github.com/adrn @jberlanga > https://github.com/jberlanga...
I have no time to help out with this other than to nag yall. Since there was a version released and it got some attention on Twitter, I think now...
Should be uploaded to Zenodo, probably
I'd be interested in working on this tomorrow afternoon.
At some point as part of the `read` method, the `Header` object gets converted into an `OrderedDict`. Not sure where that's happening...I don't see that in the `tabular_fits_loader` function.
I think the trouble is in `Table.read` which I guess changes everything to an ordered dictionary....FML.
Added this to the reader and all is now well ```python tab.meta = fits.getheader(file_obj, 0)
Hey @nstarman, your ideas about how to implement citation would be welcome here.