Changeset 1471

Timestamp:

01/15/09 12:10:40 (16 years ago)

Author:

Malte Marquarding

Message:

added publich get/set_spectrum functions

Location:

trunk/python

Files:

• __init__.py (modified) (1 diff)
• scantable.py (modified) (2 diffs)

trunk/python/__init__.py

@@ -434 +434 @@
             get_restfreqs   - get the current list of rest frequencies
             set_restfreqs   - set a list of rest frequencies
-                shift_refpix    - shift the reference pixel of the IFs
+            shift_refpix    - shift the reference pixel of the IFs
+            set_spectrum    - overwrite the spectrum for a given row
+            get_spectrum    - retrieve the spectrum for a given
+            get_mask        - retrieve the mask for a given
             flag            - flag selected channels in the data
             lag_flag        - flag specified frequency in the data

trunk/python/scantable.py

@@ -277 +277 @@
             return info
 
+    def get_spectrum(self, rownow):
+        """Return the spectrum for the current row in the scantable as a list.
+        Parameters:
+             rowno:   the row number to retrieve the spectrum from        
+        """
+        return self._getspectrum(rowno)
+
+    def get_mask(self, rowno):
+        """Return the mask for the current row in the scantable as a list.
+        Parameters:
+             rowno:   the row number to retrieve the mask from        
+        """
+        return self._getmask(rowno)
+
+    def set_spectrum(self, spec, rowno):
+        """Return the spectrum for the current row in the scantable as a list.
+        Parameters:
+             spec:   the spectrum
+             rowno:    the row number to set the spectrum for        
+        """
+        assert(len(spec) == self.nchan())
+        return self._setspectrum(spec, rowno)
 
     def get_selection(self):
@@ -685 +707 @@
                           to remove
             width:        the width of the frequency to remove, to remove a 
-                          range of frequencies aroung the centre.
+                          range of frequencies around the centre.
             unit:         the frequency unit (default "GHz")
         Notes: