def precip_check(p_dates, p_vals, at_dates, at_vals, interval, cutoff):
"""
this function checks to see if preciptation values lie with in the given
date and temperature values. If they do they are written to a new array
as is: else bad_val is written
arguments:
p_dates: ((datetime) list)precip date array
p_vals: ((float) list)precip value array
at_dates: ((datetime) list)air temerature date array
at_vals: ((float) list)air temerature value array
start: (datetime) the start date
end: (datetime) the end date
cutoff: (float) the cutoff temperature
returns
an array of corrected precip values
"""
bad_val = 6999
o_val = []
index = 0
while (index < len(p_dates)):
if not(p_dates[index] == at_dates[index]):
print_center("dates do not match for precipitation and air temp"
,'*')
exit_on_failure()
# how to handle this?
print p_dates[index], p_vals[index], at_dates[index], at_vals[index]
date = p_dates[index].replace(year = 1004)
if not(csvd.is_in_interval(date, interval)):
o_val.insert(index, bad_val)
elif (at_vals[index] < cutoff):
o_val.insert(index, bad_val)
else:
o_val.insert(index, p_vals[index])
index += 1
return o_val
def line_to_plot(interval, dates, vals, name = "def"):
"""
generates a line to plot
arguments:
interval: (datetime, datetime) the interval to graph
dates: ((datetime)list) dates to plot
vals: ((float)list) values to plot
returns:
a modifiable plot
"""
o_date = []
o_val = []
index = 0
while (index < len(dates)):
if (csvd.is_in_interval(dates[index], interval)):
temp = dates[index]#.replace(1000)
o_date.append(temp)
o_val.append(vals[index])
index += 1
return plt.plot(o_date, o_val, label = name)
