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In the following code snippet I misremembered the keyword argument to return the filename, it was then likely interpreted as a header keyword filter, and hdus returned an empty list. It would be better if the there was a warning for each file that didn't contain the filter keyword.
Interestingly, the following example also caused the images.summary not to show in a Jupyter notebook, despite it being called before images.hdus. I.e., if you comment out the for loop, the summary shows, but does not if it's left in.
In the following code snippet I misremembered the keyword argument to return the filename, it was then likely interpreted as a header keyword filter, and hdus returned an empty list. It would be better if the there was a warning for each file that didn't contain the filter keyword.
Interestingly, the following example also caused the
images.summary
not to show in a Jupyter notebook, despite it being called beforeimages.hdus
. I.e., if you comment out the for loop, the summary shows, but does not if it's left in.`
datadir='/where/your/data/is/'
path = Path(datadir)
images = ccdp.ImageFileCollection(path)
images.summary['file', 'imagetyp', 'filter', 'exptime', 'naxis1', 'naxis2']
for im,fname in images.hdus(imagetyp='Bias Frame',with_fname=True):
print(im.header['EXPTIME'])
`
In the above, of course, with_fname should have been return_fname
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