MODULE: echelle.scombine
SYSTEM: V2.12.2
NUMBER:	544
MODULE:	echelle.scombine
SYSTEM:	V2.12.2
DATE:	Wed Jan 19 08:44:47 MST 2005
FROM:	valdes

BUG:	Changes to SCOMBINE in V2.12.2a made it a separate executable.  The
	ECHELLE package definitions, however, failed to be updated so when
	trying to run SCOMBINE from the echelle package the following error
	message is produced.

	    ERROR: task `scombine' has no param file

	The solution is editing the echelle$echelle.cl file so that it
	reads as shown below.  A simpler workaround is to load the onedspec
	package and run scombine from that package.

STATUS:	Fixed for the next release.

Modifications to echelle$echelle.cl:

...
task    continuum,
        deredden,
        dispcor,
        dopcor,
        ecidentify,
        ecreidentify,
        refspectra,
        sapertures,
        sarith,
        sflip,
        slist,
        specplot,
        specshift,
        splot           = 'onedspec$x_onedspec.e'
task    scombine        = 'onedspec$scombine/x_scombine.e'
...

Note that scombine has to be removed from the first block of task
definitions and added as a separate task statement.

NUMBER:	547 (see also 544)
MODULE:	argus, ctioslit, hydra, iids, irs, kpnocoude, kpnoslit
SYSTEM:	V2.12a-V2.12b
DATE:	Mon Apr 25 10:59:24 MST 2005
FROM:	valdes

BUG:    Changes to SCOMBINE in V2.12.2a made it a separate executable.  The
	package definitions for the packages listed above (see also number
	544 concerning the ECHELLE package) failed to be updated so when
	trying to run SCOMBINE (or a task that calls SCOMBINE such as
	DOHYDRA) the following error message is produced.

            ERROR: task `scombine' has no param file

	The solution is editing the $.cl file, where
	 is one of the modules listed above,  so that it reads as
	shown below.  A simpler workaround is to load the onedspec package
	and run scombine from that package.

STATUS: Fixed for the next release.

Modifications to $.cl:

...
task    ...,
	[scombine,]						<-- Delete line
	...,
	...		= onedspec$x_onedspec.e
task    scombine        = 'onedspec$scombine/x_scombine.e'	<-- Add line
...

Note that scombine has to be removed from the first block of task
definitions and added as a separate task statement as shown.


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