List and summarize the acm images in a night. The data location and date are read from the command line. For a more detailed description:

  acm_list --help   

 

EXAMPLES: 
%  acm_list 20180114  /home/sco/HET_work/acm_nights

I sometimes do this: 
%  setenv date 20180114
%  setenv basedir /home/sco/HET_work/acm_nights
%  acm_list $date $basedir 

A really easy way is to use the "wheredata" script to build local 
files named Date and BaseDir. These files are used by acm_list, No 
matter what arguments are on the input command line the date and basedir 
values are taken from the local files:  

%  wheredata N
No BaseDir file, enter base path (/hetdata/data):/home/sco/HET_work/acm_nights
No Date file, enter date desired (20160816): 
Enter response: 20180404
20180404

%  ls
BaseDir  Date
%  acm_list none none 
Using local BaseDir and Date files. 
Survey images for: 20180404
   15 likely bias images listed in the file list.BIAS
   49 likely dark images listed in the file list.DARK
   48 likely SHUTTER-OPEN images listed in the file list.OPEN

%  ls
acm.dat  acm.dat_Explain  BaseDir  Date  list.acm  list.BIAS  list.DARK  list.OPEN

Some summary information written to standard out, but the baics dats
product (as of Mar2018) are: 
  list.acm   = a listing of all images 
  list.BIAS  = likely bias images 
  list.DARK  = likely dark images 
  list.OPEN  = likely shutter-open images 
There are also summary files:  acm.dat  acm.dat_Explain