#!/bin/csh -e

#############################################################################
# Copyright: J.Brewer/ESO 1999.##############################################
#############################################################################
#
# Name: ObsLogD
# Description: This script will create a catalogue of FITS files
# which exist on a `D'isk. The real work of the script is done
# by ObsLog.csh, though this script controls provides a print 
# option either upon completion or after an interrupt (^c).
#
# Note that ObsLogD was written so that it was not necessary to
# have print abilities in ObsLog.csh -- in this way ObsLog.csh
# can be used by ObsLogT and ObsLogN.
# 
#
# Author:  James Brewer, jbrewer@eso.org
# Version: 1.0, 5 May99: First release
#
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#
# Check script arguments...
#
if($#argv == 0 || $1 == "-help") then
  goto error
endif


#
# Set path needed for other execs...
#
set path = ($path ~meteolog/scripts)


#
# Define action on interrupt (^c)...
#
onintr cleanup

#
# Make the observing log, and cleanup
#
ObsLog.csh $*
goto cleanup

exit(0)


cleanup:

  #
  # Call up the log printing command...
  #
  ObsLog.prt

  exit(0)


error:
  echo "Usage: "$0" file1 file2 filen (wildcards expanded)"
  echo " "
  echo "[Further information  -->   "$0" -help]"
  echo "[See this script      -->  more `which "$0"`]"

  if($1 == "-help") then
    more `echo $0 | sed -e s/ObsLogD/ObsLog.man/`
  endif

  exit(-1)