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AddSampleLog dialog.
Table of Contents
| Name | Direction | Type | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Workspace | InOut | Workspace | Mandatory | Workspace to add the log entry to |
| LogName | Input | string | Mandatory | The name that will identify the log entry |
| LogText | Input | string | The content of the log | |
| LogType | Input | string | String | The type that the log data will be. Allowed values: [‘String’, ‘Number’, ‘Number Series’] |
| LogUnit | Input | string | The units of the log | |
| NumberType | Input | string | AutoDetect | Force LogText to be interpreted as a number of type ‘int’ or ‘double’. Allowed values: [‘Int’, ‘Double’, ‘AutoDetect’] |
| TimeSeriesWorkspace | Input | MatrixWorkspace | Optional workspace contain the data | |
| WorkspaceIndex | Input | number | 0 | The workspace index of the TimeSeriesWorkspace to be imported. |
| AutoMetaData | Input | boolean | False | If it is specified as true, then all the meta data information will be retrieved from the input workspace. It will be used with algorithm ExportTimeSeriesProperty. |
| TimeUnit | Input | string | Second | The unit of the time of the input workspace. Allowed values: [‘Second’, ‘Nanosecond’] |
| RelativeTime | Input | boolean | True | If specified as True, then then the time stamps are relative to the run start time of the target workspace. |
Workspaces contain information in logs. Often these detail what happened to the sample during the experiment. This algorithm allows one named log to be entered.
The log can be either a String, a Number, or a Number Series. If you select Number Series, the workspace start time will be used as the time of the log entry, and the number in the text used as the (only) value.
If the LogText contains a numeric value, the created log will be of integer type if an integer is passed and floating point (double) otherwise. This applies to both the Number & Number Series options.
The algorithm can be forced to create a log of integer or floating point type by using the optional NumberType property as ‘Int’ or ‘Double’. For example, with NumberType=’Double’ the log for LogText=‘12’ would be created as a floating point (double) rather than an integer. NumberType defaults to ‘AutoDetect’ which decides whether to use integer or floating point based on the format of the string, e.g. LogText=‘12’ would create an integer type log and LogText=‘12.0’ would create a floating point type log.
To add logs that vary over time (Time Series Logs) use AddTimeSeriesLog v1.
Example - Add Sample Logs in different ways
# Create a host workspace
demo_ws = CreateWorkspace(DataX=range(0,3), DataY=(0,2))
# Add sample logs
AddSampleLog(Workspace=demo_ws, LogName='x', LogText='hello world', LogType='String')
AddSampleLog(Workspace=demo_ws, LogName='y', LogText='1', LogType='Number')
AddSampleLog(Workspace=demo_ws, LogName='z', LogText='2', LogType='Number Series')
# Fetch the generated logs
run = demo_ws.getRun()
log_x = run.getLogData('x')
log_y = run.getLogData('y')
log_z = run.getLogData('z')
# Print the log values
print(log_x.value)
print(log_y.value)
print(log_z.value)
Output:
hello world
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Categories: AlgorithmIndex | DataHandling\Logs
C++ header: AddSampleLog.h (last modified: 2020-03-25)
C++ source: AddSampleLog.cpp (last modified: 2020-04-07)