#class test:
#def __init__(self):
from diaGrabber import source, target, plot
from diaGrabber.methods import merge, calc, exclude, transform
#folder = "/home/bedrich/Arbeitsfläche/Strahlvermessung/"
folder = "/home/bedrich/Dokumente/HiWi/Strahlvermessung/"
file_name = "test.txt"#"
seperator = " "
data_type = "float"
f = source.plainText(folder, file_name, seperator, data_type)
f.readout_every_n_line = 10
I = f.mergeDimension("I [mA]",1)
#I.transform = transform.fx("x*1e-3", "I [A]")
I2 = f.mergeDimension("I2 [mA]",1,merge.max())
#I.transform = transform.fx("x*1e-3", "I [A]")
t = f.mergeDimension("time", 0)
t.calc.append(calc.delta(10))
Ux = f.basisDimension("Ux",3,90,[-0.017, 0.01])
#Ux.includeFromTo(-0.4043, 0.4043)#alles
#Ux.calc.append(calc.delta(100))
# to know where you are in the procedure, I will tag this positions like this: ################### ######(SEE?)####### ################### # at first some business as usual: we import everything that we need from diaGrabber from diaGrabber import source, target, plot from diaGrabber.source.methods import merge, calc, exclude, transform # our file is located in ressources/, each dimension is seperated with a space # the values are of type float (something like 1.23) f= source.plainText( folder="ressources", file="large.txt", dimSeperator=" ", dataType="float", #using the following attribute we avoid the (maybe time-expensive) #counting of lines: nFileLines=40000 ) # this file is the result of a simulation of a 2d-scan of an electron-beam (eBeam) # in the file is a timestamp the the beginning of each line: time=f.mergeDimension(name="time",unit="s",index=0) # the eBeam scans with a triangle-wave over a substrate # therefore it moves in x-direction with a simple linear ramp-function ramp = f.basisDimension(name="ramp",unit="V", index=1, resolution=300) # and in y-direction with a triangle-function triangle = f.basisDimension(name="triangle",unit="V",index=2, resolution=300)
## have a look at diaGrabber/examples/ressources/timeFolders ## here you will find hundreds of folders. in every folder is a file called ## "line5_T.xy". it include values of a distance and a temperature ## the folders itself represents different time-values ######################################################## ## at first we import everything we need from diaGrabber from diaGrabber import source, target, plot from diaGrabber.source.methods import merge, calc, exclude, transform ## we create a instance of a plainText-source f= source.plainText( folder="ressources/timeFolders", file="line5_T.xy", dimSeperator=" ", dataType="float", ## we don't want to see the statusbar for every file, so we set: silentReadout=True ## if you want to have a message for every new file readout, set ## silentReadout to False ) ## if we dont want to do further work on the dimensions itself we dont have to ## write x = source.xDimension - just calling the method is enough f.basisDimension(name="distance",unit="m", index=0, resolution=300) f.mergeDimension(name="Temperature",unit="K",index=1) ## here comes the new part: the folders in the main 'timeFolder' will ## represent a basisDimension. trough defining index='folder' ## if you have a nested system of folders you can add further basisDimensions ## like the following. in this case the order of reference builds the folder-system f.basisDimension(name="time",unit="s",index="folder", resolution=300)