Open HelenUsher opened 5 years ago
mtewes
commented
5 years ago Hi Helen,
this sounds indeed like an issue that is not related to sewpy. Try to open an interactive python session (i.e., type python in a terminal) from the directory where your FITS-file is.
import os
print(os.getcwd())... gives you the path to this directory. Check with
print(os.listdir)
that the FITS file is there.
Cheers, Malte
HelenUsher
commented
5 years ago Thanks Malte, I'll give that a go 😊I have a steep learning curve of all the new operating systems, languages and packages I need to master!Best wishesHelenOn 14 Oct 2019 09:39, mtewes notifications@github.com wrote:Hi Helen, this sounds indeed like an issue that is not related to sewpy. Try to open an interactive python session (i.e., type python in a terminal) from the directory where your FITS-file is. import os print(os.getcwd())
... gives you the path to this directory. Check with print(os.listdir) that the FITS file is there. Cheers, Malte
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Hi, Thanks for this development, it has the potential to be realy helpful for my PhD.
I'm just starting out with sewpy and running it in the Debian app for windows 10 (I'm new to LINUX too..). I'm hitting a problem getting the image file recognised. I've tried the full path ('C:\ etc ), tried copying the fits file into the debian subfolders, but keeping getting error messages. eg latest one (after I'd copied the fits file into a new directory data) - OSError: The image file /usr/data/coj0m405-kb97-20181202-0051-e00.fits does not exist
I'm thinking it might be a windows/linux directory structure/format issue, but I've tried lots of options for slashes, backslashes, even pathlib, but nothing works.
Any suggestions please?
Many thanks Helen