def get_table_data( arg, ncols=1, colkeys=None, make_copy=True, fix_type=True,
blockname=None, hdrkeys=None):
"""
get_table_data( filename , ncols=1 [, colkeys=None [, make_copy=True [,
fix_type=True [, blockname=None [, hdrkeys=None ]]]]])
get_table_data( TABLECrate , ncols=1 [, colkeys=None [, make_copy=True [,
fix_type=True [, blockname=None [, hdrkeys=None ] ]]]])
"""
filename = ''
close_dataset = False
if type(arg) == str:
arg = get_filename_from_dmsyntax(arg)
tbl = open_crate(arg)
if not isinstance(tbl, pycrates.TABLECrate):
#######??????????????????????????????????######## dtn
close_crate_dataset( tbl.get_dataset() )
#######??????????????????????????????????######## dtn
raise IOErr('badfile', arg, 'TABLECrate obj')
filename = tbl.get_filename()
close_dataset = True
# Make a copy of the data, since we don't know that pycrates will
# do something sensible wrt reference counting
elif isinstance(arg, pycrates.TABLECrate):
tbl = arg
filename = arg.get_filename()
make_copy=False
else:
raise IOErr('badfile', arg, 'TABLECrate obj')
# Crates "caches" open files by their filename in memory. If you try
# to open a file multiple times (with DM syntax) it corrupts the Crate
# in memory. This is a work-around to open the CrateDataset without
# DM syntax and iterate through the crates looking for the block
# name that matches.
if blockname is not None:
crate = _get_crate_by_blockname(tbl.get_dataset(), blockname)
tbl = crate or tbl
cnames = list(pycrates.get_col_names(tbl, vectors=False, rawonly=True))
if colkeys is not None:
colkeys = [str(name).strip() for name in list(colkeys)]
elif (type(arg) == str and (not os.path.isfile(arg))
and '[' in arg and ']' in arg):
colkeys = cnames
# Try Channel, Counts or X,Y before defaulting to first two table cols
elif 'CHANNEL' in cnames and 'COUNTS' in cnames:
colkeys = ['CHANNEL','COUNTS']
elif 'X' in cnames and 'Y' in cnames:
colkeys = ['X','Y']
else:
colkeys = cnames[:ncols]
cols = []
for name in colkeys:
for col in _require_tbl_col(tbl, name, cnames, make_copy, fix_type):
cols.append(col)
hdr={}
if hdrkeys is not None:
for key in hdrkeys:
hdr[key] = _require_hdr_key(tbl, key)
if close_dataset:
close_crate_dataset(tbl.get_dataset())
return colkeys, cols, filename, hdr
def get_table_data(arg,
ncols=1,
colkeys=None,
make_copy=True,
fix_type=True,
blockname=None,
hdrkeys=None):
"""
get_table_data( filename , ncols=1 [, colkeys=None [, make_copy=True [,
fix_type=True [, blockname=None [, hdrkeys=None ]]]]])
get_table_data( TABLECrate , ncols=1 [, colkeys=None [, make_copy=True [,
fix_type=True [, blockname=None [, hdrkeys=None ] ]]]])
"""
filename = ''
close_dataset = False
if type(arg) == str:
arg = get_filename_from_dmsyntax(arg)
tbl = open_crate(arg)
if not isinstance(tbl, pycrates.TABLECrate):
# ??????????????????????????????????######## dtn
close_crate_dataset(tbl.get_dataset())
# ??????????????????????????????????######## dtn
raise IOErr('badfile', arg, 'TABLECrate obj')
filename = tbl.get_filename()
close_dataset = True
# Make a copy of the data, since we don't know that pycrates will
# do something sensible wrt reference counting
elif isinstance(arg, pycrates.TABLECrate):
tbl = arg
filename = arg.get_filename()
make_copy = False
else:
raise IOErr('badfile', arg, 'TABLECrate obj')
# Crates "caches" open files by their filename in memory. If you try
# to open a file multiple times (with DM syntax) it corrupts the Crate
# in memory. This is a work-around to open the CrateDataset without
# DM syntax and iterate through the crates looking for the block
# name that matches.
if blockname is not None:
crate = _get_crate_by_blockname(tbl.get_dataset(), blockname)
tbl = crate or tbl
cnames = list(pycrates.get_col_names(tbl, vectors=False, rawonly=True))
if colkeys is not None:
colkeys = [str(name).strip() for name in list(colkeys)]
elif (type(arg) == str and (not os.path.isfile(arg)) and '[' in arg
and ']' in arg):
colkeys = cnames
# Try Channel, Counts or X,Y before defaulting to first two table cols
elif 'CHANNEL' in cnames and 'COUNTS' in cnames:
colkeys = ['CHANNEL', 'COUNTS']
elif 'X' in cnames and 'Y' in cnames:
colkeys = ['X', 'Y']
else:
colkeys = cnames[:ncols]
cols = []
for name in colkeys:
for col in _require_tbl_col(tbl, name, cnames, make_copy, fix_type):
cols.append(col)
hdr = {}
if hdrkeys is not None:
for key in hdrkeys:
hdr[key] = _require_hdr_key(tbl, key)
if close_dataset:
close_crate_dataset(tbl.get_dataset())
return colkeys, cols, filename, hdr
def get_table_data( arg, ncols=1, colkeys=None, make_copy=True, fix_type=True,
blockname=None, hdrkeys=None):
"""
get_table_data( filename , ncols=1 [, colkeys=None [, make_copy=True [,
fix_type=True [, blockname=None [, hdrkeys=None ]]]]])
get_table_data( TABLECrate , ncols=1 [, colkeys=None [, make_copy=True [,
fix_type=True [, blockname=None [, hdrkeys=None ] ]]]])
"""
filename = ''
if type(arg) == str and pycrates.Crate(arg).is_image()==0:
filename = arg
isbinary = True
colnames = True
dmsyn = ''
if '[' in filename and ']' in filename:
parts = filename.split('[')
filename = parts.pop(0)
if parts:
dmsyn = parts.pop(0).lower()
if not is_binary_file(filename):
isbinary = False
fd = open(filename, 'r')
try:
last=None
line = fd.readline().strip()
while len(line) > 0 and line[0] in '#%':
last = line
line = fd.readline().strip()
if (last is not None and
(len(last.split(' ')) != len(line.split(' ')) )):
colnames = False
finally:
fd.close()
if blockname is not None:
arg += "[%s]" % str(blockname).upper()
if (not isbinary) and (not colnames) and (not 'cols' in dmsyn):
arg += "[opt colnames=none]"
tbl = _open_crate(pycrates.TABLECrate, [arg])
filename = tbl.get_filename()
# Make a copy of the data, since we don't know that pycrates will
# do something sensible wrt reference counting
elif isinstance(arg, pycrates.TABLECrate):
tbl = arg
filename = arg.get_filename()
make_copy=False
else:
raise IOErr('badfile', arg, 'TABLECrate obj')
cnames = list(pycrates.get_col_names(tbl, vectors=False, rawonly=True))
if colkeys is not None:
colkeys = [str(name).strip() for name in list(colkeys)]
elif (type(arg) == str and (not os.path.isfile(arg))
and '[' in arg and ']' in arg):
colkeys = cnames
# Try Channel, Counts or X,Y before defaulting to first two table cols
elif 'CHANNEL' in cnames and 'COUNTS' in cnames:
colkeys = ['CHANNEL','COUNTS']
elif 'X' in cnames and 'Y' in cnames:
colkeys = ['X','Y']
else:
colkeys = cnames[:ncols]
cols = []
for name in colkeys:
for col in _require_tbl_col(tbl, name, cnames, make_copy, fix_type):
cols.append(col)
hdr={}
if hdrkeys is not None:
for key in hdrkeys:
hdr[key] = _require_hdr_key(tbl, key)
return colkeys, cols, filename, hdr