def PyExec(self):
import EnggUtils
# Get the run workspace
ws = self.getProperty('InputWorkspace').value
# Get spectra indices either from bank or direct list of indices, checking for errors
bank = self.getProperty('Bank').value
spectra = self.getProperty(self.INDICES_PROP_NAME).value
indices = EnggUtils.getWsIndicesFromInProperties(ws, bank, spectra)
# Leave the data for the bank we are interested in only
ws = EnggUtils.cropData(self, ws, indices)
# Apply calibration
detPos = self.getProperty("DetectorPositions").value
if detPos:
self._applyCalibration(ws, detPos)
# Leave data for the same bank in the vanadium workspace too
vanWS = self.getProperty("VanadiumWorkspace").value
# if it is raw data (not precalculated curve), needs to be cropped
if EnggUtils.vanadiumWorkspaceIsPrecalculated(ws):
vanWS = EnggUtils.cropData(self, vanWS, indices)
# These corrections rely on ToF<->Dspacing conversions, so they're done after the calibration step
vanFittingWS = EnggUtils.applyVanadiumCorrection(self, ws, vanWS,
self.getProperty('VanadiumIntegWorkspace').value)
# Convert to dSpacing
ws = EnggUtils.convertToDSpacing(self, ws)
# Sum the values
ws = EnggUtils.sumSpectra(self, ws)
# Convert back to time of flight
ws = EnggUtils.convertToToF(self, ws)
# OpenGenie displays distributions instead of pure counts (this is done implicitly when
# converting units), so I guess that's what users will expect
self._convertToDistr(ws)
self.setProperty("OutputWorkspace", ws)
# optinally, generate the workspace with per-bank vanadium fitting curves
outVanWSName = self.getPropertyValue('OutVanadiumCurveFits')
if outVanWSName:
mtd[outVanWSName] = vanFittingWS
