Source code for pyflct.utils

try:
    from pyflct import _flct as _pyflct
except ImportError:
    _pyflct = None

__all__ = [
    "read_2_images",
    "read_3_images",
    "write_2_images",
    "write_3_images",
    "column_row_of_two",
    "column_row_of_three",
]


[docs] def read_2_images(filename, order="row"): """ Reads two arrays of the same size from a ``dat`` file. .. note :: This function can be used to read only special arrays which were written using the ``write`` functions in `pyflct` or the IDL IO routines as given on the FLCT `website <http://cgem.ssl.berkeley.edu/cgi-bin/cgem/FLCT/dir?ci=tip>`__. Parameters ---------- filename : `str` The name of ``dat`` file. order : {"row" | "column"}, optional The order in which the array elements are stored that is whether they are stored as row major or column major. Defaults to "row". Returns ------- `tuple` A tuple containing two `~numpy.ndarray`. """ # Checking whether the C extension is correctly built. if _pyflct is None: raise ImportError("C extension for flct is missing, please rebuild.") if order.lower() not in ["row", "column"]: raise ValueError("The order of the arrays is not correctly specified. It can only be 'row' or 'column'") if order == "row": transp = 0 else: transp = 1 ier, a, b = _pyflct.read_two_images(filename, transp) if ier != 1: raise ValueError("The file was not read correctly. Please check the file.") else: return a, b
[docs] def read_3_images(filename, order="row"): """ Read three arrays of the same size from a ``dat`` file. .. note :: This function can be used to read only special arrays which were written using the ``write`` functions in `pyflct` or the IDL IO routines as given on the FLCT source `website <http://cgem.ssl.berkeley.edu/cgi-bin/cgem/FLCT/dir?ci=tip>`__. Parameters ---------- filename : `str` The name of ``dat`` file. order : {"row" | "column"}, optional The order in which the array elements are stored that is whether they are stored as row major or column major. Defaults to "row". Returns ------- `tuple` A tuple containing three `~numpy.ndarray`. """ # Checking whether the C extension is correctly built. if _pyflct is None: raise ImportError("C extension for flct is missing, please rebuild.") if order.lower() not in ["row", "column"]: raise ValueError("The order of the arrays is not correctly specified. It can only be 'row' or 'column'") if order == "row": transp = 0 else: transp = 1 ier, a, b, c = _pyflct.read_three_images(filename, transp) if ier != 1: raise ValueError("The file was not read correctly. Please check the file.") else: return a, b, c
[docs] def write_2_images(filename, array1, array2, order="row"): """ Write two arrays of the same size to a ``dat`` file. Parameters ---------- filename : `str` The name of ``dat`` file. array1 : `numpy.ndarray` The first array to be stored. array2 : `numpy.ndarray` The second array to be stored. order : {"row" | "column"}, optional The order in which the array elements are stored that is whether they are stored as row major or column major. Defaults to "row". """ # Checking whether the C extension is correctly built. if _pyflct is None: raise ImportError("C extension for flct is missing, please rebuild.") if order.lower() not in ["row", "column"]: raise ValueError("The order of the arrays is not correctly specified. It can only be 'row' or 'column'") if order == "row": transp = 0 else: transp = 1 ier = _pyflct.write_two_images(filename, array1, array2, transp) if ier != 1: raise ValueError("The file was not read correctly. Please check the file")
[docs] def write_3_images(filename, array1, array2, array3, order="row"): """ Write three arrays of the same size to a ``dat`` file. Parameters ---------- filename : `string` The name of ``dat`` file. array1 : `numpy.ndarray` The first array to be stored. array2 : `numpy.ndarray` The second array to be stored. array3 : `numpy.ndarray` The third array to be stored. order : {"row" | "column"}, optional The order in which the array elements are stored that is whether they are stored as row major or column major. Defaults to "row". """ # Checking whether the C extension is correctly built. if _pyflct is None: raise ImportError("C extension for flct is missing, please rebuild.") if order.lower() not in ["row", "column"]: raise ValueError("The order of the arrays is not correctly specified. It can only be 'row' or 'column'") if order == "row": transp = 0 else: transp = 1 ier = _pyflct.write_three_images(filename, array1, array2, array3, transp) if ier != 1: raise ValueError("The file was not read correctly. Please check the file")
[docs] def column_row_of_two(array1, array2): """ Takes two arrays and swaps the order in which they were stored, changing from column major to row major and **not** vice-versa. This may change the values stored in the array as the arrays are first converted to a binary format and then the order change takes place. Parameters ---------- array1 : `numpy.ndarray` The first array whose order is to be changed. array2 : `numpy.ndarray` The second array whose order is to be changed. Returns ------- `tuple` It returns the two input arrays after changing their order from column major to row major. """ # Checking whether the C extension is correctly built. if _pyflct is None: raise ImportError("C extension for flct is missing, please rebuild.") one, two = _pyflct.swap_order_two(array1, array2) return (one, two)
[docs] def column_row_of_three(array1, array2, array3): """ Takes three arrays and swaps the order in which they were stored, changing from column major to row major and **not** vice-versa. This may change the values stored in the array as the arrays are first converted to a binary format and then the order change takes place. Parameters ---------- array1 : `numpy.ndarray` The first array whose order is to be changed. array2 : `numpy.ndarray` The second array whose order is to be changed. array3 : `numpy.ndarray` The third array whose order is to be changed. Returns ------- `tuple` It returns the two input arrays after changing their order from column major to row major. """ # Checking whether the C extension is correctly built. if _pyflct is None: raise ImportError("C extension for flct is missing, please rebuild.") one, two, three = _pyflct.swap_order_three(array1, array2, array3) return (one, two, three)