CopyLogs v1¶

CopyLogs dialog.

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Summary
Properties
Description
Usage
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Summary ¶

Copies the sample logs from one workspace to another.

Properties ¶

Name	Direction	Type	Default	Description
InputWorkspace	Input	MatrixWorkspace	Mandatory	Workspace to copy logs from.
OutputWorkspace	InOut	MatrixWorkspace	Mandatory	Workspace to copy logs to.
MergeStrategy	Input	string	MergeReplaceExisting	The type of merge strategy to use on the logs. Allowed values: [‘WipeExisting’, ‘MergeKeepExisting’, ‘MergeReplaceExisting’]

Description ¶

The algorithm will copy the sample logs in the input workspace to the the output workspace using one of three merge strategies.

MergeReplaceExisting: Default option. Copy logs from the input workspace to the output workspace and replace any existing logs with the same name.
MergeKeepExisting: Keep the existing logs in the output workspace and don’t modify them, but append any new ones from the input workspace. Note that this will not concatenate values or ranges. The algorithm will choose to keep the value of any the log already present in the output workspace, leaving it unchanged.
WipeExisting: Dump any logs that are in the output workspace and replace them with the logs from the input workspace.

Usage ¶

Example - Copy Logs with default merge strategy

# Create two workspaces
demo_ws1 = CreateWorkspace(DataX=range(0,3), DataY=(0,2))
demo_ws2 = CreateWorkspace(DataX=range(0,3), DataY=(0,2))

# Add logs to first workspace
AddSampleLog(Workspace=demo_ws1, LogName='x', LogText='hello world', LogType='String')
AddSampleLog(Workspace=demo_ws1, LogName='y', LogText='1', LogType='Number')
AddSampleLog(Workspace=demo_ws1, LogName='z', LogText='2', LogType='Number Series')

# Add logs to second workspace
AddSampleLog(Workspace=demo_ws2, LogName='x', LogText='hello universe', LogType='String')
AddSampleLog(Workspace=demo_ws2, LogName='w', LogText='3', LogType='Number')

# Fetch the generated logs
run1 = demo_ws1.getRun()
log_x1 = run1.getLogData('x')
log_y = run1.getLogData('y')
log_z = run1.getLogData('z')
run2 = demo_ws2.getRun()
log_x2 = run2.getLogData('x')
log_w = run2.getLogData('w')

# Print the log values
print("Before CopyLog")
print("1st workspace log values x = {} , y = {} , z = {}".format(log_x1.value, log_y.value, log_z.value))
print("2nd workspace log values x = {} , w = {}".format(log_x2.value, log_w.value ))

# Copy logs of 1st workspace to 2nd workspace
CopyLogs( demo_ws1, demo_ws2)

# Fetch the new logs
run1 = demo_ws1.getRun()
log_x1 = run1.getLogData('x')
log_y = run1.getLogData('y')
log_z = run1.getLogData('z')
run2 = demo_ws2.getRun()
log_x2 = run2.getLogData('x')
log_w = run2.getLogData('w')
log_y2 = run2.getLogData('y')
log_z2 = run2.getLogData('z')

# Print the log values
print("After CopyLog")
print("1st workspace log values x = {} , y = {} , z = {}".format(log_x1.value, log_y.value, log_z.value))
print("2nd workspace log values x = {} , w = {} , y = {} , z = {}".format(log_x2.value, log_w.value, log_y2.value, log_z2.value))

Output:

Before CopyLog
1st workspace log values x = hello world , y = 1 , z = [2]
2nd workspace log values x = hello universe , w = 3
After CopyLog
1st workspace log values x = hello world , y = 1 , z = [2]
2nd workspace log values x = hello world , w = 3 , y = 1 , z = [2]

Example - Copy Logs with MergeKeepExisting merge strategy

# Create two workspaces
demo_ws1 = CreateWorkspace(DataX=range(0,3), DataY=(0,2))
demo_ws2 = CreateWorkspace(DataX=range(0,3), DataY=(0,2))

# Add logs to first workspace
AddSampleLog(Workspace=demo_ws1, LogName='x', LogText='hello world', LogType='String')
AddSampleLog(Workspace=demo_ws1, LogName='y', LogText='1', LogType='Number')
AddSampleLog(Workspace=demo_ws1, LogName='z', LogText='2', LogType='Number Series')

# Add logs to second workspace
AddSampleLog(Workspace=demo_ws2, LogName='x', LogText='hello universe', LogType='String')
AddSampleLog(Workspace=demo_ws2, LogName='w', LogText='3', LogType='Number')

# Fetch the generated logs
run1 = demo_ws1.getRun()
log_x1 = run1.getLogData('x')
log_y = run1.getLogData('y')
log_z = run1.getLogData('z')
run2 = demo_ws2.getRun()
log_x2 = run2.getLogData('x')
log_w = run2.getLogData('w')

# Print the log values
print("Before CopyLog")
print("1st workspace log values x = {} , y = {} , z = {}".format(log_x1.value, log_y.value, log_z.value))
print("2nd workspace log values x = {} , w = {}".format(log_x2.value, log_w.value))

# Copy logs of 1st workspace to 2nd workspace
CopyLogs( demo_ws1, demo_ws2, MergeStrategy='MergeKeepExisting')

# Fetch the new logs
run1 = demo_ws1.getRun()
log_x1 = run1.getLogData('x')
log_y = run1.getLogData('y')
log_z = run1.getLogData('z')
run2 = demo_ws2.getRun()
log_x2 = run2.getLogData('x')
log_w = run2.getLogData('w')
log_y2 = run2.getLogData('y')
log_z2 = run2.getLogData('z')

# Print the log values
print("After CopyLog")
print("1st workspace log values x = {} , y = {} , z = {}".format(log_x1.value, log_y.value, log_z.value))
print("2nd workspace log values x = {} , w = {} , y = {} , z = {}".format(log_x2.value, log_w.value, log_y2.value, log_z2.value))

Output:

Before CopyLog
1st workspace log values x = hello world , y = 1 , z = [2]
2nd workspace log values x = hello universe , w = 3
After CopyLog
1st workspace log values x = hello world , y = 1 , z = [2]
2nd workspace log values x = hello universe , w = 3 , y = 1 , z = [2]

Example - Copy Logs with WipeExisting merge strategy

# Create two workspaces
demo_ws1 = CreateWorkspace(DataX=range(0,3), DataY=(0,2))
demo_ws2 = CreateWorkspace(DataX=range(0,3), DataY=(0,2))

# Add sample logs first workspace
AddSampleLog(Workspace=demo_ws1, LogName='x', LogText='hello world', LogType='String')
AddSampleLog(Workspace=demo_ws1, LogName='y', LogText='1', LogType='Number')
AddSampleLog(Workspace=demo_ws1, LogName='z', LogText='2', LogType='Number Series')

# Add sample logs second workspace
AddSampleLog(Workspace=demo_ws2, LogName='x', LogText='hello universe', LogType='String')
AddSampleLog(Workspace=demo_ws2, LogName='w', LogText='3', LogType='Number')

# Fetch the generated logs
run1 = demo_ws1.getRun()
log_x1 = run1.getLogData('x')
log_y = run1.getLogData('y')
log_z = run1.getLogData('z')
run2 = demo_ws2.getRun()
log_x2 = run2.getLogData('x')
log_w = run2.getLogData('w')

# Print the log values
print("Before CopyLog")
print("1st workspace log values x = {} , y = {} , z = {}".format(log_x1.value, log_y.value, log_z.value))
print("2nd workspace log values x = {} , w = {}".format(log_x2.value, log_w.value))

# Copy logs of 1st workspace to 2nd workspace
CopyLogs( demo_ws1, demo_ws2, MergeStrategy='WipeExisting')

# Fetch the new logs
run1 = demo_ws1.getRun()
log_x1 = run1.getLogData('x')
log_y = run1.getLogData('y')
log_z = run1.getLogData('z')
run2 = demo_ws2.getRun()
log_x2 = run2.getLogData('x')
log_y2 = run2.getLogData('y')
log_z2 = run2.getLogData('z')

# Print the log values
print("After CopyLog")
print("1st workspace log values x = {} , y = {} , z = {}".format(log_x1.value, log_y.value, log_z.value))
print("2nd workspace log values x = {} , y = {} , z = {}".format(log_x2.value, log_y2.value, log_z2.value))

Output:

Before CopyLog
1st workspace log values x = hello world , y = 1 , z = [2]
2nd workspace log values x = hello universe , w = 3
After CopyLog
1st workspace log values x = hello world , y = 1 , z = [2]
2nd workspace log values x = hello world , y = 1 , z = [2]

Categories: Algorithms | Utility\Workspaces

Source ¶

C++ source: CopyLogs.cpp (last modified: 2017-10-05)

C++ header: CopyLogs.h (last modified: 2016-06-13)

CopyLogs v1¶

Summary¶

Properties¶

Description¶

Usage¶

Source¶

Summary ¶

Properties ¶

Description ¶

Usage ¶

Source ¶