pyFAI-integrate - GUI tool for configuring azimuthal integration
on series of files.
usage: pyFAI-integrate [options] file1.edf file2.edf ...
PyFAI-integrate is a graphical interface (based on Python/Qt4) to
perform azimuthal integration on a set of files. It exposes most of the
important options available within pyFAI and allows you to select a GPU (or
an openCL platform) to perform the calculation on.
- FILE
- Files to be integrated
- -h, --help
- show this help message and exit
- -V, --version
- show program's version number and exit
- -v, --verbose
- switch to verbose/debug mode
- -o OUTPUT, --output
OUTPUT
- Directory or file where to store the output data
- -f FORMAT, --format
FORMAT
- output data format (can be HDF5)
- -s SLOW, --slow-motor
SLOW
- Dimension of the scan on the slow direction (makes sense only with
HDF5)
- -r RAPID, --fast-motor
RAPID
- Dimension of the scan on the fast direction (makes sense only with
HDF5)
- --no-gui
- Process the dataset without showing the user interface.
- -j JSON, --json
JSON
- Configuration file containing the processing to be done
- --monitor-name
MONITOR_KEY
- Name of the monitor in the header of each input files. If defined the
contribution of each input file is divided by the monitor. If the header
does not contain or contains a wrong value, the contribution of the input
file is ignored. On EDF files, values from 'counter_pos' can accessed by
using the expected mnemonic. For example 'counter/bmon'.
PyFAI-integrate saves all parameters in a .azimint.json (hidden)
file. This JSON file is an ascii file which can be edited and used to
configure online data analysis using the LImA plugin of pyFAI. Nota: there
is bug in debian6 making the GUI crash (to be fixed inside pyqt)
http://bugs.debian.org/cgibin/bugreport.cgi?bug=697348