spec2nexus¶
Converts SPEC data files and scans into NeXus HDF5 files.
How to use spec2nexus¶
Convert all scans in a SPEC data file:
$ spec2nexus path/to/file/specfile.dat
Writes path/to/file/specfile.hdf5
(Will not
overwrite if the HDF5 exists, use the -f option
to force overwrite).
command-line options¶
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 | user@host ~$ spec2nexus.py -h
usage: spec2nexus [-h] [-e HDF5_EXTENSION] [-f] [-v] [-s SCAN_LIST] [-t]
[--quiet | --verbose]
infile [infile ...]
spec2nexus: Convert SPEC data file into a NeXus HDF5 file.
positional arguments:
infile SPEC data file name(s)
optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-e HDF5_EXTENSION, --hdf5-extension HDF5_EXTENSION
NeXus HDF5 output file extension, default = .hdf5
-f, --force-overwrite
overwrite output file if it exists
-v, --version show program's version number and exit
-s SCAN_LIST, --scan SCAN_LIST
specify which scans to save, such as: -s all or -s 1
or -s 1,2,3-5 (no spaces!), default = all
--quiet suppress all program output (except errors), do not
use with --verbose option
--verbose print more program output, do not use with --quiet
option
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Note
Where’s the source code to spec2nexus?
In the source code, the spec2nexus program
is started from file nexus.py
(in the spec2nexus.nexus.main()
method, for those who look at the source code):
$ python nexus.py specfile.dat
You’re not really going to call that from the source directory, are you? It will work, if you have put that source directory on your PYTHONPATH.
source code documentation¶
Converts SPEC data files and scans into NeXus HDF5 files
-
spec2nexus.nexus.
get_user_parameters
()[source]¶ configure user’s command line parameters from sys.argv