Add a way to have interact export the mask
See original GitHub issueThe new .interact()
is great! It would be even better to have an option that allows reuse of the mask that was generated in the process. Issue #264 addresses conceivable ways that the mask could be saved.
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- Created 5 years ago
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Maybe replace the .fits on the end with _custom_mask.fits ? Then there’s no assumption on delimeters in the filename.
outname = base.rsplit(‘.fits’)[0] + ‘_custom_mask.fits’
The
interact()
tool now has aSave lightcurve
button which saves both the custom light curve and the aperture mask as a FITS file (cf. #329). Closing!