Changeset 39131 for trunk/ippToPsps/config/tables.IN.vot

Timestamp:

Nov 13, 2015, 9:27:41 AM (11 years ago)

Author:

eugene

Message:

re-define infoFlags & DetectionFlag table to be long int instead of int : the 32nd bit is used and VOT tables cannot handle unsigned int values

File:

• trunk/ippToPsps/config/tables.IN.vot (modified) (3 diffs)

trunk/ippToPsps/config/tables.IN.vot

@@ -593 +593 @@
         <DESCRIPTION>Flag value in hexadecimal form.</DESCRIPTION>
       </FIELD>
-      <FIELD name="value" arraysize="1" datatype="int">
+      <FIELD name="value" arraysize="1" datatype="long">
         <DESCRIPTION>Flag value in decimal form.</DESCRIPTION>
       </FIELD>
@@ -831 +831 @@
       </DATA>
     </TABLE>
+
      <TABLE name="ObjectQualityFlags">
       <DESCRIPTION>Contains information flag values that denote if an object is real or a possible false positive.  </DESCRIPTION>
@@ -859 +860 @@
       </DATA>
     </TABLE>   
+
+     <TABLE name="ForcedGalaxyShapeFlags">
+      <DESCRIPTION>Contains information flag values that define ForcedGalaxyShape chisq surface fit failuers.  </DESCRIPTION>
+      <PARAM arraysize="1" datatype="char" ucd="meta.bib.author" name="Author" value="PSPS"></PARAM>
+      <FIELD name="name" arraysize="100" datatype="char">
+        <DESCRIPTION>Name of flag.</DESCRIPTION>
+      </FIELD>
+      <FIELD name="hexadecimal" arraysize="16" datatype="char">
+        <DESCRIPTION>Flag value in hexadecimal form.</DESCRIPTION>
+      </FIELD>
+      <FIELD name="value" arraysize="1" datatype="int">
+        <DESCRIPTION>Flag value in decimal form.</DESCRIPTION>
+      </FIELD>
+      <FIELD name="description" arraysize="100" datatype="char">
+        <DESCRIPTION>Description of the flag.</DESCRIPTION>
+      </FIELD>
+        <DATA>
+        <TABLEDATA>
+          <TR><TD>NO_ERROR</TD>     <TD>0x00000000</TD><TD>0 </TD><TD>No error condition raised.</TD></TR>
+          <TR><TD>FAIL_FIT</TD>     <TD>0x00000001</TD><TD>1 </TD><TD>fit failed to converge or was degenerate</TD></TR>
+          <TR><TD>TOO_FEW</TD>      <TD>0x00000002</TD><TD>2 </TD><TD>not enough points to fit the model</TD></TR>
+          <TR><TD>OUT_OF_RANGE</TD> <TD>0x00000004</TD><TD>4 </TD><TD>fit minimum too far outside data range</TD></TR>
+          <TR><TD>BAD_ERROR</TD>    <TD>0x00000008</TD><TD>8 </TD><TD>invalid size error (nan or inf)</TD></TR>
+        </TABLEDATA>
+      </DATA>
+    </TABLE>   
   </RESOURCE>
 </VOTABLE>