import os from casatasks.private.casa_transition import is_CASA6 if is_CASA6: from casatools import image from casatasks import casalog else: from taskinit import * from taskinit import iatool as image def exportfits( imagename, fitsimage, velocity, optical, bitpix, minpix, maxpix, overwrite, dropstokes, stokeslast, history, dropdeg ): """Convert a CASA image to a FITS file: CASA-produced images can be written to disk for transporting to other software packages. No subimaging of the fits image can be made with this task. Keyword arguments: imagename -- Name of input CASA image default: none; example: imagename='3C273XC1.image' fitsimage -- Name of input image FITS file default: none; example='3C273XC1.fits' velocity -- Prefer velocity (rather than frequency) as spectral axis default: False optical -- Use the optical (rather than radio) velocity convention default: True; bitpix -- Bits per pixel default: -32 (floating point) <Options: -32 (floating point), 16 (integer)> minpix -- Minimum pixel value default: 0 (if minpix > maxpix, value is automatically determined) maxpix -- Maximum pixel value default: -1 (if minpix > maxpix, value is automatically determined) overwrite -- Overwrite pre-existing imagename default=False; example: overwrite=True dropstokes -- Drop the Stokes axis? default: False; example: dropstokes=True stokeslast -- Put the stokes axis last in header? default: True; example: stokeslast=False history -- write the image history into the FITS file? default: True dropdeg -- drop all degenerate axes (e.g. Stokes and/or Frequency)? default: False """ #Python script casalog.origin('exportfits') _myia = image( ) try: _myia.open(imagename) _myia.tofits( outfile=fitsimage, velocity=velocity, optical=optical, bitpix=bitpix, minpix=minpix, maxpix=maxpix, overwrite=overwrite, dropstokes=dropstokes, stokeslast=stokeslast, history=history, dropdeg=dropdeg ) finally: _myia.close( )