SHOW SCHEDULE (1:)@word
The SHOW SCHEDULE command displays the annotation, interval number, endpoints
and lengths of the intervals contained in the schedules currently known to
the program.
You may specify more than one schedule to be shown at a time by simply listing them in the order you want them to be displayed. For example:
SHOW SCHEDULE GECL GOCCwill display the two schedules GECL and GOCC.
In addition to listing explicitly the schedules you want to see, you can use "wild cards" in the SHOW SCHEDULE command. The command
SHOW SCHEDULE G*will cause Percy to display all schedules that match the template ``G*''.
A report similar to the one shown below is generated for each schedule.
Intervals in GECL
Annotation: Period when an eclipse of Ganymede by Jupiter
occurs as seen from Earth
Interval Start Time Duration
Stop Time (seconds)
===============================================
1 1988 MAY 02 23:58:03 TDB 8880.0
1988 MAY 03 02:26:03 TDB
2 1988 MAY 10 03:59:26 TDB 8864.0
1988 MAY 10 06:27:10 TDB
.
.
.
52 1989 APR 04 20:35:39 TDB 9607.0
1989 APR 04 23:15:46 TDB
53 1989 APR 12 00:36:12 TDB 9649.0
1989 APR 12 03:17:01 TDB
By default, the endpoints of each interval are displayed in calendar format,
TDB. The length of each interval (in ephemeris seconds) is displayed to the
right of the interval. T
The following formatting commands are available for assisting in the display of schedules:
SET SCHEDULE TIME FORMAT @format
SET SCHEDULE STYLE (1:1){ ONE LINE
| 1 LINE
| 2 LINES
| TWO LINES }
SET DURATION FORMAT @format
SET DURATION UNITS @units
You can determine which schedules exist by using the command
SHOW LIST OF SCHEDULES