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LoadLogPropertyTable v1¶
Summary¶
Creates a table of Run number against the log values for that run for a range of files. It can use a single log value or a list of log values.
See Also¶
Properties¶
Name |
Direction |
Type |
Default |
Description |
---|---|---|---|---|
FirstFile |
Input |
string |
Mandatory |
The first file to load from. Allowed values: [‘nxs’, ‘raw’] |
LastFile |
Input |
string |
Mandatory |
The Last file to load from, must be in the same directory, all files in between will also be used. Allowed values: [‘nxs’, ‘raw’] |
LogNames |
Input |
str list |
The comma seperated list of properties to include. The full list will be printed if an invalid value is used. |
|
OutputWorkspace |
Output |
Mandatory |
Table of results |
Description¶
Creates a table workspace of the average values of log values against the run number.
There are special cases for:
beamlog_(counts, frames, etc): last few points end up in next run’s log. Find Maximum.
comment (separate function)
time series, take average for t>0 (if available)
It should:
Load any file type that Load v1 can handle.
Not crash with multiperiod data - although values will be from period 1
Handle gaps in the file structure (although this can be slow over a network if you choose a range of 100s)
Load only a single spectra of the data (if the file loader supports this).
Print out the list of acceptable log names if one is entered incorrectly.
Use a hidden workspace for the temporary loaded workspaces, and clean up after itself.
Usage¶
Example:
def print_table_workspace(wsOut):
print(" ".join(wsOut.getColumnNames()[i]
for i in range(wsOut.columnCount())))
for rowIndex in range(wsOut.columnCount()):
print(" ".join(str(wsOut.column(i)[rowIndex])
for i in range(wsOut.columnCount())))
wsComment = LoadLogPropertyTable(FirstFile = "MUSR00015189.nxs",
LastFile = "MUSR00015193.nxs", LogNames="comment")
print("The comments of all the files")
print_table_workspace(wsComment)
wsMultiple = LoadLogPropertyTable(FirstFile = "MUSR00015189.nxs",
LastFile = "MUSR00015193.nxs", LogNames="Temp_Sample,dur")
print("\nThe Temp_Sample and dur logs")
print_table_workspace(wsMultiple)
Output:
The comments of all the files
RunNumber comment
15189 18.95MHz 100W
15190 18.95MHz 100W
The Temp_Sample and dur logs
RunNumber Temp_Sample dur
15189 0.0 100
15190 0.0 100
15191 0.0 101
Categories: AlgorithmIndex | DataHandling\Logs | Muon\DataHandling
Source¶
Python: LoadLogPropertyTable.py