A pretty common use case is to work on each coarse channel in an observation in separate files, even if those channels are all contiguous.
There's an easy hack to get Birli to do this, but the downsides are that the command is pretty long, and flagging happens on each channel separately
birli --sel-chan-ranges 0-0,1-1,2-2,3-3,4-4,5-5,6-6,7-7,8-8,9-9,10-10,11-11,12-12,13-13,14-14,15-15,16-16,17-17,18-18,19-19,20-20,21-21,22-22,23-23 ...
It would be nice if Birli could flag contiguous bands like normal, and output each channel separately
A pretty common use case is to work on each coarse channel in an observation in separate files, even if those channels are all contiguous.
There's an easy hack to get Birli to do this, but the downsides are that the command is pretty long, and flagging happens on each channel separately
It would be nice if Birli could flag contiguous bands like normal, and output each channel separately