READY FOR PRIME-TIME PROGRAMS

astro_const.pro       Loads many common variables and conversions (in cgs) into system variables

                      (e.g. !h is Planck’s constant)

brute_match.pro       A robust “brute-force” matching for two X,Y lists using a search radius. Fairly quick

contour_plus.pro      Plot contours over high-density points. A total re-write of the awesome original

posgen.pro            POSition vector GENerator, a very easy way to create complex multi-plots.

real.pro              Convert (+/-) NaN or Inf values to -99, or a user-selected number.

strfunc.pro           My implementation of the Structure Function for light curves. Uses HISTOGRAM with

                      Reverse_Indices for speed.

cubehelix.pro         Create & load a “Cube Helix” color table, as

                      described in D.A. Green (2011). The advantage

                      of this color table is that it looks good

                      printed in color OR black & white. Hover your

                      mouse over the plot to see an example.

        ALMOST READY FOR PRIME-TIME PROGRAMS

pixel_contour.pro     makes contour plots with solid pixels, rather than sloped contours [needs more

                      default features added]

cshplot.pro           2D contour_sum_histogram plot [needs more generalization]

plotnum.pro           plots numbers (or words) at each point, simply a wrapper for xyouts

plotstuff.pro         helpful system variables/settings for nice looking plots. A simple script

psym.pro              type psym at any time and get the list of which plot symbol for which number

                      (e.g. psym=4 is a diamond) A simple script.

luckycharms.pro       luckycharms symbol set! (Stars, Hearts, Moons... etc)

        For the by-eye flare finding suite (FBeye), see THIS page

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If you made use of any of these programs/functions, or have feedback, please email me!

I would appreciate a simple acknowledgement for published works using my code:

    “This publication has made use of code written by James R. A. Davenport.”