# Close figure
NSBPlot.close_figure()
if send_emails == True:
import pysqm.email
night_label = str(datetime.date.today()-timedelta(days=1))
pysqm.email.send_emails(night_label=night_label,Stat=NSBData.Statistics)
'''
The following code allows to execute plot.py as a standalone program.
'''
if __name__ == '__main__':
# Exec the main program
import pysqm.settings as settings
InputArguments = settings.ArgParser(inputfile=True)
configfilename = InputArguments.config
try:
settings.GlobalConfig.read_config_file(configfilename)
config = settings.GlobalConfig.config
make_plot(input_filename=InputArguments.input,\
send_emails=False,write_stats=False)
except:
raise
print("Error: The arguments you provided are invalid")
InputArguments.print_help()
You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with PySQM. If not, see <http://www.gnu.org/licenses/>. ____________________________ ''' import os, sys import time import datetime import argparse ''' Read input arguments (if any) ''' import pysqm.settings as settings InputArguments = settings.ArgParser() configfilename = InputArguments.config # Load config contents into GlobalConfig settings.GlobalConfig.read_config_file(configfilename) # Get the actual config config = settings.GlobalConfig.config ### Load now the rest of the modules from pysqm.read import * import pysqm.plot ''' This import section is only for software build purposes. Dont worry if some of these are missing in your setup. '''