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Thanks for ezColGR but I am confused how I would call it from a Linux command line.
Normally I would do:
python3 ../ezRA/ezCol.py -ezRAObsLat 44.5574 -ezRAObsLon -68.9174 -ezRAObsAmsl 130.0 -ezRAObsName Prospect -ezColAzimuth 180 -ezColElevation 45
Should I just copy ezRA_sink_0_x2_bv_ic.py into the ezRA directory and call it /ezRA/ezColGR ??
Basic command to call a python script is py script.py
This works as long as the command is ran from the folder in which the script is located.
If the script is located in Folder called “top” and your command line is pointed to a sub-folder of “top” then the command in “top” can be called using:
py ..\script.py
If the command line is pointed to a folder “top” but the script is located in a sub-folder called “bottom” then use:
py bottom\script.py
Using these methods, a Python script in any folder can be called from a command line pointed at any other folder.
Andy