Hi All - I've been using PI for a little over three years with great success, it's a wonderful tool. However, I recently had to move my projects to a different computer (Win 7) that has a slightly different directory structure. In this particular project (M33), I had completed generation of drizzle data via image integration on the old computer, then moved to the new. When I tried to use DrizzleIntegration on the new system/location, I received errors indicating the .fit files associated with the .drz files couldn't be found (it's a lengthy path, so have snipped the excess):
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C:/<snip>/imaging/m33/final/R/c_cc/R_600s_10n-3_001_a_c_cc.fit
*** Error: C:/<snip>/imaging/m33/final/R/c_cc/R_600s_10n-3_001_a_c_cc.fit: No such file.
After looking more closely at the errors, the path where it was looking to find the .fit files was from the old computer and, when I opened the .drz files, they also contained absolute paths for that old system:
P{C:/<snip>/imaging/m33/final/R/c_cc/R_600s_10n-3_001_a_c_cc.fit}T{C:/<snip>/imaging/m33/final/R/c_cc_r/R_600s_10n-3_001_a_c_cc_r.fit}
The new system path injects an 'Astronomy' directory, so the path should be:
C:/<snip>/Astronomy/imaging/m33/final/R/c_cc/R_600s_10n-3_001_a_c_cc.fit
I've read that project files are self-contained, but this doesn't appear to be the case for .drz files. I can, as a workaround, modify the directory structure temporarily, but am I possibly missing a setting, misunderstanding...or is this a bug? I haven't seen any other reports, so maybe I'm missing something. I'm using PI version 01.08.04.1195.
Thanks,
Chris
