Package nom.tam.fits
package nom.tam.fits
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ClassDescriptionJust an abstract class to reuse the myData in all subclasses of the HDU's.This class represents the data in an ASCII tableFITS ASCII table header/data unitThis abstract class is the parent of all HDU types.This class defines the methods for accessing FITS binary table data.Collect all of the information we are using to describe a column into a single object.Opaque state to pass to ColumnTableFITS binary table header/data unitThis class provides methods to access the data segment of an HDU.This class provides access to routines to allow users to read and write FITS files.Fits date object parsed from the different type of date combinationsThis interface allows to easily perform basic I/O operations on a FITS element.This is a general exception class allow us to distinguish issues detected by this library.This class contains the code which associates particular FITS types with header and data configurations.This class supports the FITS heap.This class comprises static utility functions used throughout the FITS classes.This class describes methods to access and manipulate the header for a FITS HDU.This class describes methods to access and manipulate the individual cards for a FITS Header.builder pattern implementation for easy readable header card creation.A helper class to keep track of the number of physical cards for a logical card.Deprecated.This class implements a comparator which ensures that FITS keywords are written out in a proper order.This class instantiates FITS primary HDU and IMAGE extension data.This class describes an arrayFITS image header/data unitThis exception is thrown if an error is found reading the padding following a valid FITS HDU.This class instantiates FITS Random Groups data.Random groups HDUs.This class allows FITS binary and ASCII tables to be accessed via a common interface.TableHDU<T extends AbstractTableData>This class allows FITS binary and ASCII tables to be accessed via a common interface.This exception is thrown when an EOF is detected in the middle of an HDU.This class provides a simple holder for data which is not handled by other classes.Holder for unknown data types.