Extra functionality for splitting random catalogs by HEALPixel #785
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… piecemeal random catalogs can be more easily tracked
…l-split for the randoms
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@ashleyjross: New versions of the HEALPixel-split randoms catalogs are available in:
These were built from the input catalogs:
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I'm going to merge this once tests pass. We can always revisit this later if the new style of random catalogs isn't as desired. |
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This PR is an extension to #783.
Certain random catalogs already include an
HPXPIXELcolumn, which #783 also added. This PR checks for the existence of anHPXPIXELcolumn before attempting to add it.In addition, as random catalogs can be split in various ways, this PR adds a new directory name — based on the input random catalog filename — to the output HEALPixel-split directory structure. This makes it easier to track the location of — and better facilitates applying the
desitarget.ioreading routines to — HEALPixel-split random catalogs.