NAME: mkocceph PURPOSE: (one line only) Compute an occultation ephemeris for Wasserman prediction tools DESCRIPTION: Calculates ephemeris position for an object at a specified date and time, and creates a .in file suitable for ingestion in OCMAP. At the time of execution a unique string identifier is created for version control and a new subdirectory is created. The .in file is saved to this sudirectory along with a .info file that captures the screen output. Both of these files are set to be read-only. These two files form the basis for a given prediction that is based on the orbit of the object known as of the time this program is run. The .in file captures that ephemeris to insulate against future changes. CATEGORY: Occultations CALLING SEQUENCE: mkocceph,objname,objcode,jdgeos,starid,sras,sdecs INPUTS: objname :String, occulting object name (e.g., '(11351) Leucus') objcode :String, geteph code for ephemeris lookup (e.g., 'A11351') jdgeos :String, date and time of geocentric appulse (YYYY/MM/DD HH:MM:SS) starid :String, star identifier sras :String, star RA (J2000 sexagesimal) sdecs :String, star Dec (J2000 sexagesimal) OPTIONAL INPUT PARAMETERS: KEYWORD INPUT PARAMETERS: OUTPUTS: A subdirectory is created with a unique string based on the time of execution to the nearest second. In the directory are a .in file for OCMAP and a .info file that captures the screen output KEYWORD OUTPUT PARAMETERS: COMMON BLOCKS: SIDE EFFECTS: RESTRICTIONS: PROCEDURE: MODIFICATION HISTORY: 2018/10/17, Written by Marc Buie, Southwest Research Institute 2018/11/17, Brian Keeney, added version control and saving info output