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Options to select data to plot #15

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Options to select data to plot
ondrejtichacek Jul 21, 2017
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Allow to change output file name
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Options to select data to plot 
Added parameter -w --wavelength to select data to plot. Plots all data if left empty. Multiple data rows can be selected as e.g. -w 215nm -w 280nm.
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ondrejtichacek committed Jul 21, 2017
commit 03fb4a81abada0d0c7cf143ffbc01d64b08b7992
30 changes: 24 additions & 6 deletions examplescripts/pycorn-bin.py
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help="Data for 2nd y-axis (Default=Cond), to disable 2nd y-axis, use --par1 None")
group1.add_argument("--par2", type = str, default=None,
help="Data for 3rd y-axis (Default=None)")
parser.add_argument("-w", "--wavelength", action='append', default=None,
help="Data to plot (Default=None)")
group1.add_argument('-f', '--format', type = str,
choices=['svg','svgz','tif','tiff','jpg','jpeg',
'png','ps','eps','raw','rgba','pdf','pgf'],
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checks user input/fractions to determine scaling of x/y-axis
returns min/max for x/y
'''
UV_blocks = [i for i in inp.keys() if i.startswith('UV') and not i.endswith('_0nm')]
#UV_blocks = [i for i in inp.keys() if i.startswith('UV') and not i.endswith('_0nm')]
UV_blocks = []
for i in inp.keys():
if i.startswith('UV') and not i.endswith('_0nm'):
plot_this_data = True
if args.wavelength:
plot_this_data = any([w in i for w in args.wavelength])

if plot_this_data:
UV_blocks.append(i)

uv1_data = inp[UV_blocks[0]]['data']
uv1_x, uv1_y = xy_data(uv1_data)
try:
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host.set_ylim(plot_y_min, plot_y_max)
for i in inp.keys():
if i.startswith('UV') and not i.endswith('_0nm'):
x_dat, y_dat = xy_data(inp[i]['data'])
print("Plotting: " + inp[i]['data_name'])
stl = styles[i[:4]]
p0, = host.plot(x_dat, y_dat, label=inp[i]['data_name'], color=stl['color'],
ls=stl['ls'], lw=stl['lw'],alpha=stl['alpha'])

plot_this_data = True
if args.wavelength:
plot_this_data = any([w in i for w in args.wavelength])

if plot_this_data:
x_dat, y_dat = xy_data(inp[i]['data'])
print("Plotting: " + inp[i]['data_name'])
stl = styles[i[:4]]
p0, = host.plot(x_dat, y_dat, label=inp[i]['data_name'], color=stl['color'],
ls=stl['ls'], lw=stl['lw'],alpha=stl['alpha'])
if args.par1 == 'None':
args.par1 = None
if args.par1:
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