Exemple #1
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def test_dfsr_invalid_tell(tmpdir, merge_lis_prs):
    fpath = os.path.join(str(tmpdir), 'dfsr-prerequisites.lis')

    content = headers + [
        'data/lis/records/curves/dfsr-simple.lis.part',
        'data/lis/records/curves/fdata-simple.lis.part',
    ] + trailers

    merge_lis_prs(fpath, content)

    with lis.load(fpath) as (f, ):
        dfs = f.data_format_specs()[0]

    fpath = os.path.join(str(tmpdir), 'dfsr-invalid-tell.lis')

    content = headers + [
        'data/lis/records/curves/fdata-simple.lis.part',
        'data/lis/records/curves/fdata-simple.lis.part',
        'data/lis/records/curves/dfsr-simple.lis.part',
    ] + trailers

    merge_lis_prs(fpath, content)

    with lis.load(fpath) as (f, ):
        with pytest.raises(ValueError) as exc:
            _ = lis.curves(f, dfs)
    assert "Could not find DFS record at tell" in str(exc.value)
Exemple #2
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def test_entries(tmpdir, merge_lis_prs):
    fpath = os.path.join(str(tmpdir), 'entries.lis')

    content = headers + [
        'data/lis/records/curves/dfsr-entries-defined.lis.part',
    ] + trailers

    merge_lis_prs(fpath, content)

    with lis.load(fpath) as (f, ):
        dfs = f.data_format_specs()[0]
        assert len(dfs.entries) == 17

        # TODO: better interface, now user doesn't know what entries mean
        entries = {entry.type: entry.value for entry in dfs.entries}
        assert entries[0] == 60
        assert entries[1] == 0
        assert entries[2] == 0
        assert entries[3] == 32
        assert entries[4] == 0  #"none"
        assert entries[5] == 255  #"meters"
        assert entries[6] == -4
        assert entries[7] == "INCH"
        assert entries[8] == 60
        assert entries[9] == "INCH"
        assert entries[10] == "UNDEFINE"  #field undefined, should be missing
        assert entries[11] == 8
        assert entries[12] == -15988.0
        assert entries[13] == 1  #True
        assert entries[14] == "INCH"
        assert entries[15] == 73  #reprc_int_32
        assert entries[16] == 1
Exemple #3
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def test_fdata_repcodes_fixed_size(tmpdir, merge_lis_prs):
    fpath = os.path.join(str(tmpdir), 'fdata-repcodes-fixed.lis')

    content = headers + [
        'data/lis/records/curves/dfsr-repcodes-fixed.lis.part',
        'data/lis/records/curves/fdata-repcodes-fixed.lis.part',
    ] + trailers

    merge_lis_prs(fpath, content)

    with lis.load(fpath) as (f, ):
        dfs = f.data_format_specs()[0]

        fmt = core.dfs_formatstring(dfs)
        assert fmt == 'bsilefrp'

        curves = lis.curves(f, dfs)
        assert curves['BYTE'] == [89]
        assert curves['I8  '] == [-128]
        assert curves['I16 '] == [153]
        assert curves['I32 '] == [-153]
        assert curves['F16 '] == [1.0]
        assert curves['F32 '] == [-1.0]
        assert curves['F32L'] == [-0.25]
        assert curves['F32F'] == [153.25]
Exemple #4
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def test_dfsr_subtype1(tmpdir, merge_lis_prs):
    fpath = os.path.join(str(tmpdir), 'dfsr-subtype1.lis')

    content = headers + [
        'data/lis/records/curves/dfsr-subtype1.lis.part',
    ] + trailers

    merge_lis_prs(fpath, content)

    with lis.load(fpath) as (f, ):
        dfs = f.data_format_specs()[0]
        ch1 = dfs.specs[0]
        assert ch1.mnemonic == "CH01"
        assert ch1.service_id == "testCH"
        assert ch1.service_order_nr == "  1234  "
        assert ch1.units == "INCH"
        #assert ch1.api_codes == "45310011" #unsupported
        assert ch1.filenr == 1
        assert ch1.reserved_size == 4
        assert ch1.samples == 1
        assert ch1.reprc == 73  #should this be int32 instead?
        #assert ch1.process_indicators == "FF FF FF FF FF" #unsupported

        curves = lis.curves(f, dfs)
        assert len(curves) == 0
Exemple #5
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def test_entries_default_values(tmpdir, merge_lis_prs):
    fpath = os.path.join(str(tmpdir), 'entries-default.lis')

    content = headers + [
        'data/lis/records/curves/dfsr-entries-default.lis.part',
    ] + trailers

    merge_lis_prs(fpath, content)

    with lis.load(fpath) as (f, ):
        dfs = f.data_format_specs()[0]
        assert len(dfs.entries) == 17

        entries = {entry.type: entry.value for entry in dfs.entries}
        assert entries[0] == 60
        assert entries[1] == 0
        assert entries[2] == 0
        assert entries[3] == None
        assert entries[4] == 1  #"up"
        assert entries[5] == 1  #"feet"
        assert entries[6] == None
        assert entries[7] == ".1IN"
        assert entries[8] == None
        assert entries[9] == ".1IN"
        assert entries[10] == None  #field undefined, should be missing
        assert entries[11] == None
        #assert entries[12] == -999.25 or None: unknown
        assert entries[13] == 0  #False
        assert entries[14] == ".1IN"
        assert entries[15] == None
        assert entries[16] == 0
def test_inforec_empty():
    path = 'data/lis/records/inforec_06.lis'
    f, = lis.load(path)
    wellsite = f.wellsite_data()[0]

    assert wellsite.isstructured() == False
    assert len(wellsite.components()) == 0
Exemple #7
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def test_fdata_fast_channel_depth(tmpdir, merge_lis_prs):
    fpath = os.path.join(str(tmpdir), 'fast-channel-depth.lis')

    content = headers + [
        'data/lis/records/curves/dfsr-fast-depth.lis.part',
        'data/lis/records/curves/fdata-fast-depth-1.lis.part',
        'data/lis/records/curves/fdata-fast-depth-2.lis.part',
    ] + trailers

    merge_lis_prs(fpath, content)

    with lis.load(fpath) as (f, ):
        dfs = f.data_format_specs()[0]

        with pytest.raises(RuntimeError) as exc:
            _ = lis.curves(f, dfs)
        assert "please explicitly specify which to read" in str(exc.value)

        # Curves with sampling rate x1 the index.
        curves = lis.curves(f, dfs, sample_rate=1)

        expected = np.array([1, 3, 5, 7])
        np.testing.assert_array_equal(curves['DEPT'], expected)

        expected = np.array([4, 7, 10, 13])
        np.testing.assert_array_equal(curves['CH02'], expected)

        # Curves with sampling rate x2 the index.
        curves = lis.curves(f, dfs, sample_rate=2)

        expected = np.array([0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7])
        np.testing.assert_array_equal(curves['DEPT'], expected)

        expected = np.array([2, 3, 5, 6, 8, 9, 11, 12])
        np.testing.assert_array_equal(curves['CH01'], expected)
Exemple #8
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def test_entries_size_0_values(tmpdir, merge_lis_prs):
    fpath = os.path.join(str(tmpdir), 'entries-size-0.lis')

    content = headers + [
        'data/lis/records/curves/dfsr-entries-size-0.lis.part',
    ] + trailers

    merge_lis_prs(fpath, content)

    with lis.load(fpath) as (f, ):
        dfs = f.data_format_specs()[0]

        assert len(dfs.entries) == 16

        entries = {entry.type: entry.value for entry in dfs.entries}
        assert entries[0] == None  #defined with size 0

        assert dfs.record_type == None
        assert dfs.spec_block_type == None
        assert dfs.frame_size == None
        assert dfs.direction == None
        assert dfs.optical_log_depth_units == None
        assert dfs.reference_point == None
        assert dfs.reference_point_units == None
        assert dfs.spacing == None
        assert dfs.spacing_units == None
        assert dfs.max_frames == None
        assert dfs.absent_value == None
        assert dfs.depth_mode == None
        assert dfs.depth_units == None
        assert dfs.depth_reprc == None
        assert dfs.spec_block_subtype == None
def test_inforec_unstructured(filename):
    # inforec_03.lis and inforec_04.lis are identical except for the type_nb
    # field in the CBs. In 03 all CB's have type_nb==0, in 04 the value of
    # type_nb vary. Regardless, none of them are table records and should
    # behave the same.
    path = 'data/lis/records/' + filename

    f, = lis.load(path)
    wellsite = f.wellsite_data()[0]
    components = wellsite.components()

    assert wellsite.isstructured() == False
    assert len(components) == 15

    expected = [
        'WN  ', 'ALLO', '    ', '    ', '15/9-F-15 ', 'CN  ', 'ALLO', '    ',
        '    ', 'StatoilHydro', 'SRVC', 'ALLO', '    ', '    ', 'Geoservices '
    ]

    for i, cb in enumerate(components):
        assert cb.component == expected[i]

    with pytest.raises(ValueError):
        _ = wellsite.table()

    with pytest.raises(ValueError):
        _ = wellsite.table_name()
Exemple #10
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def test_fdata_fast_channel_dimensional(tmpdir, merge_lis_prs):
    fpath = os.path.join(str(tmpdir), 'fast-channel-dimensional.lis')

    content = headers + [
        'data/lis/records/curves/dfsr-fast-dimensional.lis.part',
        'data/lis/records/curves/fdata-fast-dimensional.lis.part',
    ] + trailers

    merge_lis_prs(fpath, content)

    with lis.load(fpath) as (f, ):
        dfs = f.data_format_specs()[0]

        curves = lis.curves(f, dfs, sample_rate=1)
        expected = np.array([1, 9])
        np.testing.assert_array_equal(curves['CH01'], expected)

        expected = np.array([8, 16])
        np.testing.assert_array_equal(curves['CH03'], expected)

        # Curves with sampling rate x2 the index.
        curves = lis.curves(f, dfs, sample_rate=2)

        expected = np.array([0, 1, 5, 9])
        np.testing.assert_array_equal(curves['CH01'], expected)

        expected = np.array([[2, 3, 4], [5, 6, 7], [10, 11, 12], [13, 14, 15]])
        np.testing.assert_array_equal(curves['CH02'], expected)
Exemple #11
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def test_entries(tmpdir, merge_lis_prs):
    fpath = os.path.join(str(tmpdir), 'entries.lis')

    content = headers + [
        'data/lis/records/curves/dfsr-entries-defined.lis.part',
    ] + trailers

    merge_lis_prs(fpath, content)

    with lis.load(fpath) as (f, ):
        dfs = f.data_format_specs()[0]
        assert len(dfs.entries) == 17

        entries = {entry.type: entry.value for entry in dfs.entries}
        assert entries[0] == 60  # Terminator, no interface defined
        assert entries[10] == "UNDEFINE"  # field undefined, should be missing

        assert dfs.record_type == 0
        assert dfs.spec_block_type == 0
        assert dfs.frame_size == 32
        assert dfs.direction == 0  #"none"
        assert dfs.optical_log_depth_units == 255  #"meters"
        assert dfs.reference_point == -4
        assert dfs.reference_point_units == "INCH"
        assert dfs.spacing == 60
        assert dfs.spacing_units == "INCH"
        assert dfs.max_frames == 8
        assert dfs.absent_value == -15988.0
        assert dfs.depth_mode == 1  #True
        assert dfs.depth_units == "INCH"
        assert dfs.depth_reprc == 73  #reprc_int_32
        assert dfs.spec_block_subtype == 1
Exemple #12
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def test_fdata_repcodes_fixed_size(tmpdir, merge_lis_prs):
    fpath = os.path.join(str(tmpdir), 'fdata-repcodes-fixed.lis')

    content = headers + [
        'data/lis/records/curves/dfsr-repcodes-fixed.lis.part',
        'data/lis/records/curves/fdata-repcodes-fixed.lis.part',
    ] + trailers

    merge_lis_prs(fpath, content)

    with lis.load(fpath) as (f, ):
        dfs = f.data_format_specs()[0]

        indexfmt, fmt = dfsr_fmtstr(dfs, sample_rate=1)
        assert indexfmt == 'b1'
        assert fmt == 's1i1l1e1f1r1p1'

        curves = lis.curves(f, dfs)
        assert curves['BYTE'] == [89]
        assert curves['I8  '] == [-128]
        assert curves['I16 '] == [153]
        assert curves['I32 '] == [-153]
        assert curves['F16 '] == [1.0]
        assert curves['F32 '] == [-1.0]
        assert curves['F32L'] == [-0.25]
        assert curves['F32F'] == [153.25]
Exemple #13
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def test_fixed_value_encoding(tmpdir, merge_lis_prs):

    fpath = os.path.join(str(tmpdir), 'encoded-fixed-value.dlis')
    content = [
        'data/lis/records/RHLR-1.lis.part',
        'data/lis/records/THLR-1.lis.part',
        'data/lis/records/FHLR-1.lis.part',
        'data/lis/records/FTLR-1.lis.part',
        'data/lis/records/TTLR-encoded.lis.part',
        'data/lis/records/RTLR-1.lis.part',
    ]
    merge_lis_prs(fpath, content)

    prev_encodings = dlisio.common.get_encodings()
    dlisio.common.set_encodings([])

    try:
        f, = lis.load(fpath)

        trailer = f.tape.trailer()
        with pytest.warns(UnicodeWarning):
            assert trailer.name == b'\xec\xc5\xce\xd4\xc1\x30\x30\x31'

        dlisio.common.set_encodings(['koi8_r'])
        trailer = f.tape.trailer()
        assert trailer.name == 'Лента001'

    finally:
        dlisio.common.set_encodings(prev_encodings)
        f.close()
Exemple #14
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def test_inforec_cut_in_component():
    path = 'data/lis/records/inforec-cut-in-value.lis.part'
    f, = lis.load(path)

    with pytest.raises(RuntimeError) as exc:
        _ = f.wellsite_data()
    assert "2 bytes left in record, expected at least 4" in str(exc.value)
Exemple #15
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def test_inforec_cut_in_fixed_size():
    path = 'data/lis/records/inforec-cut-in-fixed.lis.part'
    f, = lis.load(path)

    with pytest.raises(RuntimeError) as exc:
        _ = f.wellsite_data()
    assert "lis::component_block: 10 bytes left in record" in str(exc.value)
Exemple #16
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def test_dfsr_subtype0(tmpdir, merge_lis_prs):
    fpath = os.path.join(str(tmpdir), 'dfsr-subtype0.lis')

    content = headers + [
        'data/lis/records/curves/dfsr-subtype0.lis.part',
    ] + trailers

    merge_lis_prs(fpath, content)

    with lis.load(fpath) as (f, ):
        dfs = f.data_format_specs()[0]
        ch1 = dfs.specs[0]
        assert ch1.mnemonic == "CH01"
        assert ch1.service_id == "testCH"
        assert ch1.service_order_nr == "  1234  "
        assert ch1.units == "INCH"
        assert ch1.api_log_type == 2
        assert ch1.api_curve_type == 179
        assert ch1.api_curve_class == 96
        assert ch1.api_modifier == 59
        assert ch1.filenr == 1
        assert ch1.reserved_size == 4
        assert ch1.process_level == 255
        assert ch1.samples == 1
        assert ch1.reprc == 73

        curves = lis.curves(f, dfs)
        assert len(curves) == 0
Exemple #17
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def test_fdata_fast_channel_ints(tmpdir, merge_lis_prs):
    fpath = os.path.join(str(tmpdir), 'fast-channel-ints.lis')

    content = headers + [
        'data/lis/records/curves/dfsr-fast-int.lis.part',
        'data/lis/records/curves/fdata-fast-int.lis.part',
    ] + trailers

    merge_lis_prs(fpath, content)

    with lis.load(fpath) as (f, ):
        dfs = f.data_format_specs()[0]

        with pytest.raises(RuntimeError) as exc:
            _ = lis.curves(f, dfs)
        assert "Multiple sampling rates in file" in str(exc.value)

        curves = lis.curves(f, dfs, sample_rate=1)
        assert curves.dtype == np.dtype([('CH01', 'i4'), ('CH03', 'i4')])
        expected = np.array([1, 5])
        np.testing.assert_array_equal(curves['CH01'], expected)

        expected = np.array([4, 8])
        np.testing.assert_array_equal(curves['CH03'], expected)

        curves = lis.curves(f, dfs, sample_rate=2)
        assert curves.dtype == np.dtype([('CH01', 'i4'), ('CH02', 'i2')])
        expected = np.array([0, 1, 3, 5])
        np.testing.assert_array_equal(curves['CH01'], expected)

        expected = np.array([2, 3, 6, 7])
        np.testing.assert_array_equal(curves['CH02'], expected)
Exemple #18
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def test_dfsr_fmtstring():
    path = 'data/lis/MUD_LOG_1.LIS'

    with lis.load(path) as (lf, *tail):
        dfsr = lf.data_format_specs()[0]

        fmt = core.dfs_formatstring(dfsr)
        assert fmt == 'f' * 44
Exemple #19
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def test_dfsr_fmtstring():
    path = 'data/lis/MUD_LOG_1.LIS'

    with lis.load(path) as (_, lf, _):
        dfsr = lf.dfsr()[0]

        fmt = core.dfs_formatstring(dfsr)
        assert fmt == 'D' * 44
Exemple #20
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def test_filehandles_closed(tmpdir):
    # Copy the test file to a tmpdir in order to make this test reliable.
    tmp = str(tmpdir.join('file'))
    shutil.copyfile('data/lis/layouts/layout_tif_01.lis', tmp)

    with lis.load(tmp) as files:
        assert len(files) == 4

    os.remove(tmp)
def test_inforec_table_name():
    path = 'data/lis/records/inforec_01.lis'
    f, = lis.load(path)
    wellsite = f.wellsite_data()[0]

    assert wellsite.isstructured()
    name = wellsite.table_name()

    assert name == 'CONS'
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def test_filehandles_closed(tmpdir):
    # Copy the test file to a tmpdir in order to make this test reliable.
    tmp = str(tmpdir.join('file'))
    shutil.copyfile('data/lis/layouts/layout_tif_01.lis', tmp)

    load_failure_escape = str(tmpdir.join('truncated.lis'))
    shutil.copyfile('data/lis/layouts/truncated_15.lis', load_failure_escape)

    with lis.load(tmp) as files:
        assert len(files) == 4

    errorhandler = common.ErrorHandler(critical=common.Actions.LOG_ERROR)
    # file is truncated, but 2 LFs were already processed successfully
    with lis.load(load_failure_escape, error_handler=errorhandler) as files:
        assert len(files) == 2

    os.remove(tmp)
    os.remove(load_failure_escape)
def f(fpath):
    prev_encodings = dlisio.common.get_encodings()
    dlisio.common.set_encodings([])
    try:
        f, = lis.load(fpath)
        yield f
    finally:
        f.close()
        dlisio.common.set_encodings(prev_encodings)
Exemple #24
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def test_dfsr_fmtstring():
    path = 'data/lis/MUD_LOG_1.LIS'

    with lis.load(path) as (lf, *tail):
        dfsr = lf.data_format_specs()[0]

        indexfmt, fmt = dfsr_fmtstr(dfsr, sample_rate=1)
        assert indexfmt == 'f1'
        assert fmt == 'f1' * 43
Exemple #25
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def test_missing_ftlr(tmpdir, merge_lis_prs, assert_info):
    # A file with missing delimiter:
    #
    # file.lis
    # |
    # |->Reel 1
    # |  |-> Tape 1
    # |      |-> Logical File 1
    # |->Reel 2
    #    |-> Tape 2
    #        |-> Logical File 2
    #
    fpath = os.path.join(str(tmpdir), 'missing_first_rh.dlis')
    content = [
        'data/lis/records/RHLR-1.lis.part',
        'data/lis/records/THLR-1.lis.part',
        'data/lis/records/FHLR-1.lis.part',
        # Missing first FTLR
        'data/lis/records/TTLR-1.lis.part',
        'data/lis/records/RTLR-1.lis.part',
        'data/lis/records/RHLR-2.lis.part',
        'data/lis/records/THLR-2.lis.part',
        'data/lis/records/FHLR-2.lis.part',
        'data/lis/records/FTLR-2.lis.part',
        'data/lis/records/TTLR-2.lis.part',
        'data/lis/records/RTLR-2.lis.part',
    ]
    merge_lis_prs(fpath, content)

    with lis.load(fpath) as (f1, f2, *tail):
        assert len(tail) == 0
        #  Check that f1, f2 is partitioned correctly by investigating their
        #  FHLR/FTLR.
        #  Check that f1, f2 "belongs" to the correct Reel and Tape by
        #  investigating the assigned RHLR/RTLR and THLR/TTLR. The fields
        #  checked are arbitrary as long as they can uniquely identify the
        #  record.

        # f1 belongs to Reel 1 and Tape 1
        assert f1.header().file_name == 'LISTST.001'
        assert f1.trailer() == None
        assert_info('No File Trailer Logical Record')
        print(f1.explicits())
        assert f1.tape.header().prev_tape_name == ' ' * 8
        assert f1.tape.trailer().next_tape_name == 'Tape0002'
        assert f1.reel.header().prev_reel_name == ' ' * 8
        assert f1.reel.trailer().next_reel_name == 'Reel5678'

        # f2 belongs to Reel 2 and Tape 2
        assert f2.header().file_name == 'LISTST.002'
        assert f2.trailer().file_name == 'LISTST.002'
        assert f2.tape.header().prev_tape_name == 'Tape0001'
        assert f2.tape.trailer().next_tape_name == ' ' * 8
        assert f2.reel.header().prev_reel_name == 'Reel1234'
        assert f2.reel.trailer().next_reel_name == ' ' * 8
Exemple #26
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def test_filehandles_closed_when_load_fails(tmpdir, merge_lis_prs,
                                            assert_error):
    # majority of exceptions in load are hard to invoke, so they are not tested
    empty = os.path.join(str(tmpdir), 'empty.lis')
    merge_lis_prs(empty, [])

    truncated = str(tmpdir.join('truncated.lis'))
    shutil.copyfile('data/lis/layouts/truncated_15.lis', truncated)

    with pytest.raises(OSError):
        _ = lis.load(empty)

    # file is truncated, but 2 LFs was already processed successfully
    with lis.load(truncated) as files:
        assert len(files) == 2
    # TODO: update with explicit raise here as well.
    assert_error("Indexing failed")

    os.remove(empty)
    os.remove(truncated)
Exemple #27
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def test_tape_trailer():
    with lis.load('data/lis/MUD_LOG_1.LIS') as (f, *tail):
        tape = f.tape.trailer()

        assert tape.service_name == ' ' * 6
        assert tape.date == ' ' * 8
        assert tape.origin_of_data == ' ' * 4
        assert tape.name == 'Geotape '
        assert tape.continuation_number == '01'
        assert tape.next_tape_name == ' ' * 8
        assert tape.comment == ' ' * 74
Exemple #28
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def test_dfsr_dtype():
    path = 'data/lis/MUD_LOG_1.LIS'

    with lis.load(path) as (lf, *tail):
        dfsr = lf.data_format_specs()[0]

        dtype = dfsr_dtype(dfsr, sample_rate=1)

        expected = np.dtype([(ch.mnemonic, np.float32) for ch in dfsr.specs])

        assert dtype == expected
Exemple #29
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def test_file_header():
    with lis.load('data/lis/MUD_LOG_1.LIS') as (f, *tail):
        header = f.header()

        assert header.file_name == 'LIS1  .001'
        assert header.service_sublvl_name == ' ' * 6
        assert header.version_number == ' ' * 8
        assert header.date_of_generation == ' ' * 8
        assert header.max_pr_length == ' 1024'
        assert header.file_type == ' ' * 2
        assert header.prev_file_name == ' ' * 10
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def test_dfsr_dtype():
    path = 'data/lis/MUD_LOG_1.LIS'

    with lis.load(path) as (_, lf, _):
        dfsr = lf.dfsr()[0]

        dtype = lis.dfsr_dtype(dfsr)

        expected = np.dtype([(ch.mnemonic, np.float32) for ch in dfsr.specs])

        assert dtype == expected