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%.COPYRIGHT  (c)  1993 European Southern Observatory
%.IDENT      identilong.hlq
%.AUTHOR     23-MAR-93, IPG/ESO
%.KEYWORDS   MIDAS, help files, 
%.PURPOSE    On-line help file for the command: IDENTIFY/LONG
%.VERSION    1.0  PB : Creation, 23-MAR-93
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SECTION./LONG
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XIDENTIFY/LONG					   PB  23-MAR-93
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XIDENT/LONG  [wlc]  [ystart]  [lintab]  [tol]
	Invoke the identification graphical user interface
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Purpose:    
            Plots a row of the arc spectrum and invokes the graphical
            user interface XIdent for interactive lines identification.
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Syntax:     
            XIDENT/LONG [wlc] [ystart] [lintab] [tol]
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            wlc    = Wavelength calibration frame
                     Session keyword: WLC; no default value
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            ystart = Starting row number (pixels) for identification
                     and calibration.
                     Session keyword: YSTART; default : 0
\ap\pa
            lintab = Line table, as generated by command SEARCH/LONG
                     Session keyword: LINTAB; default: line.tbl
\ap\pa
            tol    = Tolerance for the identification of lines, in
                     world coordinates. This parameter must be set
                     if the interactive pointing generates too often
                     the error message: "Feature not found, try again..."
                     (No session keywords controls this parameter)
                     Default: 4.
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See also: 
            SEARCH/LONG, GRAPH/LONG, CALIBRATE/LONG, CUTS, SET/GRAPH,\\
            IDENTIFY/LONG
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Note:       1) This command requires the preliminary creation of a 
               line table with SEARCH/LONG.

            2) If YSTART=0, its value is automatically set to the 
               central row number.

            3) The arc spectrum is plotted with respect to the current
               set-up of plotting parameters. To adjust the plotting,
               use commands CUTS or SET/GRAPH.
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Examples:
\ex
            IDENT/LONG  ystart=200
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