Hey all, I've been advised and dissuaded from using this method, but since I have no other real options to try, I thought I'd give it a shot. Anyway, I can't seem to make any difference in the wavelenght/energy range. No matter what I put in for my numbers, it always displays the same range. Does anyone mind taking a look at this code and seeing where my error might be? Code: require("xspec"); variable bin_lo, bin_hi; define extender (id, s) { (s.bin_lo, s.bin_hi) = linear_grid (0.1,10,5000); return s; } define isis_main () { load_arf("/export/lecanard/6601/combined/6601_HEG_1.arf"); assign_arf(1,1); fit_fun("phabs(1)*pcfabs(2)*diskbb(3)"); set_par("phabs(1)", [2.683428 ]); set_par("pcfabs(2)",[2.711441 ,0.6840924]); set_par("diskbb(3)",[52.20151 ,1.897251]); set_eval_grid_method (USER_GRID, 1, &extender); set_kernel (1, "std;eval=all"); xnotice(5,10); fakeit (); flux_corr(1); plot_unit("angstrom"); plot_model_flux(1); plot_pause (); } ---- You received this message because you are subscribed to the isis-users list. To unsubscribe, send a message to isis-users-request_at_email.domain.hiddenwith the first line of the message as: unsubscribeReceived on Fri Aug 28 2009 - 14:47:19 EDT
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