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CADC-10810 - hdf5 support for TAOSII #187
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…nge by blueprint works.
… uses metadata from a database query to create a record.
… values in blueprints.
…he same file. Set up Part creation to be instigated by subsets of extensions.
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# self._wcs_parsers[0] = WcsParser(obs_blueprint, extension=0) | ||
# used to set the astropy wcs info, resulting in a validated wcs | ||
# that can be used to construct a valid CAOM2 record | ||
self._wcs_parsers = {} |
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Argument not required. In fact I'm not sure the entire method is required.
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This method call is over-writing the default behaviour in the ContentParser
class. The default behaviour does require access to the obs_blueprint
, and is called in the ContentParser
constructor.
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Maybe add a comment so we (I) remember next time. Too bad Python doesn't have the @override
decorator like Java has.
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