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The Moving Object Pipeline: discovery & tracking of trans-Neptunian objects
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[reals] changing files can result in a white ds9 screen until triplet is cycled #281

Open mtbannister opened 10 years ago

mtbannister commented 10 years ago

A small inconvenience. After changing between .astrom.reals files, 'reals' ds9 window shows blank white: starting blinking with tab or 'd' autoplay then shows the second image of the triplet correctly. The first image is there correctly when the triplet cycles around.

So not a problem for assessing the triplet, but a bit puzzling.

ijiraq commented 10 years ago

this ‘feature’ is caused by how I implemented auto loading of data frames to smooth the activities of blinking.
JJ

On 10-Feb-2014, at 11:38, Michele Bannister notifications@github.com wrote:

A small inconvenience. After changing between .astrom.reals files, 'reals' ds9 window shows blank white: starting blinking with tab or 'd' autoplay then shows the second image of the triplet correctly. The first image is there correctly when the triplet cycles around.

So not a problem for assessing the triplet, but a bit puzzling.

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mtbannister commented 10 years ago

No worries.

ijiraq commented 10 years ago

having the ‘reals’ process have its own on_next method in the realsValidation sub-class would likely work to solve this… or something like this. Search for prefetching in the controller.

jj

On 10-Feb-2014, at 14:12, JJ Kavelaars jjkavelaars@gmail.com wrote:

this ‘feature’ is caused by how I implemented auto loading of data frames to smooth the activities of blinking.
JJ

On 10-Feb-2014, at 11:38, Michele Bannister notifications@github.com wrote:

A small inconvenience. After changing between .astrom.reals files, 'reals' ds9 window shows blank white: starting blinking with tab or 'd' autoplay then shows the second image of the triplet correctly. The first image is there correctly when the triplet cycles around.

So not a problem for assessing the triplet, but a bit puzzling.

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