A high level routine that selects rows in a table file on the basis of an input "mask" file. If a line has been flagged as a "Y" line in the mask file, then it is written to a new output table file.

% get_table_rows --help    

Usage: get_table_rows A1 mask.file B1 N  
arg1 = basename of the table file (e.g. A1 for A1.table)
arg2 = name of mask file that flags rows to get 
arg3 = basename of output file (e.g. B1 for B1.table) 
arg4 = run in debug/verbose mode (Y/N) 

EXAMPLE: 
% cat ZPCLEAN.parlab  
ZPSEC    ZP for 1-sec exptime 
MeanSky  Mean sky in adu    
Fpeak    Flux peak (including bkg) 
g        g magnitude from PABSTARRS
r        r magnitude from PABSTARRS

% cat ZPCLEAN.table 
# data
      -2.648      75.896   13957.640      14.086      12.375
      -2.702      65.875    5290.610      15.133      14.428
      -2.699      73.421    4204.510      15.355      14.401
      -2.735      66.440    2212.590      16.016      15.040

% cat s.1 
Y
N
Y
N

% get_table_rows ZPCLEAN s.1 BBB N 

% cat BBB.parlab 
ZPSEC    ZP for 1-sec exptime 
MeanSky  Mean sky in adu    
Fpeak    Flux peak (including bkg) 
g        g magnitude from PABSTARRS
r        r magnitude from PABSTARRS

% cat BBB.table 
# data
 -2.648      75.896   13957.640      14.086      12.375
 -2.699      73.421    4204.510      15.355      14.401


NOTE: The proper lines (1 and 3) are written to the new BBB table file.