ISOCAM Interactive Analysis User's Manual Version 5.0 - ISO - ESA

10 CHAPTER 2. ABOUT CIA
2.3.4 Customizing your CIA session
First-time users and anyone not interested should skip this section. The default configuration
should be adequate for the novice user.
You can customize the way CIA is set up with your own CIA startup file user init.pro.
This file should follow the rules for IDL batch files. You should copy the default startup file,
delivered with CIA, modify it yourself, and then instruct CIA to use it. Currently, the Unix
version of this file has the following content:
;
; startup file for running CIA with IDL
; can be modified at willing but must call the CIA_start file
;
@$cia_vers/unix/cia_start
; DO NOT CHANGE LINES ABOVE
; if you really need logfiles, modify this line
; SET_LOGFILE, /noerror, /nosession, /nomaster, newsite="mysite"
; define whether you would like to have informational messages printed
!quiet = 1
; define how many many lines you would like to have in the command buffer
; !edit_input = 100
; define the display order
; !order = 0
; CIA’s mask (easy or complex)
; !mask = 0
; change CIA’s warning level
; !ciaerr.xwarn = 0
; add the contributions to the path for VMS
if (!version.os_family eq ’vms’) then $
!path = !path + ","+ EXPAND_PATH("+CIA_DIR:[CONTRIB]")
if (!version.os_family eq ’vms’) then print, ’ ’
if (!version.os_family eq ’vms’) then $
print, ’Contrib routines have been added.’
; decide whether you like to have the user’s or the full help for cia_help
;if (!version.os_family eq ’unix’) then $
; setenv, ’cia_help_dir=$cia_vers/ia_help/help_prg’ else $
; setlog, ’cia_help_dir’, ’CIA_DIR:[HELP_PRG]’
;if (!version.os_family eq ’unix’) then $
; setenv, ’cia_help_dir=$cia_vers/ia_help/help_prg’ else $