Alexander Ziegler / gammalib

  - New naming scheme.
  - New utility functions/constructor supporting cutoff-energy.
  - Usage of new helper functions for xml read-in/write-out.

Added GWcsSIN class.

Hyphens are now stripped in the constructor and added back by the write() method.

In the introduction of the GSkyMap::shape() method, a change was introduced that led to writing single maps as 3D images. The code was modified so that the original behaviour of writing 2D images was recovered.

This replaces two arguments:
- naxis: the dimension of the image
- naxes: a pointer to an array containing the number of pixels for each dimension

The shape() and ndim() methods allow the handling of images with more than three dimensions in GSkyMap. Now higher dimensional images are properly read and written by the class, and the shape() method allows setting of higher dimensional map parameters.

Removed size() method.

Renamed filename() method to url().
Renamed fullname() method to operator().

GTI metadata information can now be stored in an XML file using the following syntax:

  <parameter name="GoodTimeIntervals" file="..."/>

The read(GXmlElement) and write(GXmlElement) will deal with the writing of the metadata and the loading or saving of the GTIs into a FITS file.

…tion to load GTIs separately. GFilename now supports selection expression strings

Integrate code (default extno and extver handling in GFilename).

The GFilename::default_extname() has been removed and remplaced by an enhanced GFilename::extname() method that either returns the extension name set in the filename, or if not set, the string that has been provided as argument.

The GFilename::default_extname() has been removed and remplaced by an enhanced GFilename::extname() method that either returns the extension name set in the filename, or if not set, the string that has been provided as argument.

The GFilename class handles the decomposition of the filename into the true filename and a FITS extension name.

The GFilename class handles the decomposition of the filename into the true filename and a FITS extension name.