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| − | The IXTrunfie object contains the instrument information and instrument data together with other optional information about the users and sample measured. It is generally populated by the [[Homer and mgenie style functions]] as well as the [[Scripting Homer Functions]]. | + | The IXTrunfie object contains the instrument information and instrument data together with other optional information about the users and sample measured. It is generally populated by the [[Homer and mgenie style functions]] as well as the [[Scripting Homer Functions]]. This object is very similar to [[IXTdataset_2d]] and many of the same operations exist for it, including all the [[Plot Commands#Two Dimensional Plots|two dimensional plot commands]]. |
==Structure== | ==Structure== | ||
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!{{Headcellstyle}} | Type | !{{Headcellstyle}} | Type | ||
! {{Headcellstyle}} | Description | ! {{Headcellstyle}} | Description | ||
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| + | |'''base''' | ||
| + | | [[IXTbase]]] | ||
| + | | internal use | ||
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| '''title''' | | '''title''' | ||
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*[[Special Subroutines]] | *[[Special Subroutines]] | ||
| − | Class Specific Operations | + | ===Class Specific Operations=== |
| − | + | population routines: | |
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*[[IXFpopulate_mon_runfile]] | *[[IXFpopulate_mon_runfile]] | ||
*[[IXFpopulate_det_runfile]] | *[[IXFpopulate_det_runfile]] | ||
*[[IXFpopulate_runfile]] | *[[IXFpopulate_runfile]] | ||
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| + | transformations: | ||
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*[[IXFrebin_runfile]] | *[[IXFrebin_runfile]] | ||
*[[IXFbackground_runfile]] | *[[IXFbackground_runfile]] | ||
*[[IXFremap_runfile]] | *[[IXFremap_runfile]] | ||
*[[IXFunits_runfile]] | *[[IXFunits_runfile]] | ||
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| + | normalisation routines | ||
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*[[IXFsolid_runfile]] | *[[IXFsolid_runfile]] | ||
*[[IXFmon_norm_runfile]] | *[[IXFmon_norm_runfile]] | ||
*[[IXFpeak_norm_runfile]] | *[[IXFpeak_norm_runfile]] | ||
*[[IXFeffic_norm_runfile]] | *[[IXFeffic_norm_runfile]] | ||
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| + | |||
| + | other | ||
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*[[IXFgetei_runfile]] | *[[IXFgetei_runfile]] | ||
*[[IXFgeteival_runfile]] | *[[IXFgeteival_runfile]] | ||
*[[IXFgetmondata_runfile]] | *[[IXFgetmondata_runfile]] | ||
*[[IXFgetdetdata_runfile]] | *[[IXFgetdetdata_runfile]] | ||
Latest revision as of 14:19, 4 August 2008
The IXTrunfie object contains the instrument information and instrument data together with other optional information about the users and sample measured. It is generally populated by the Homer and mgenie style functions as well as the Scripting Homer Functions. This object is very similar to IXTdataset_2d and many of the same operations exist for it, including all the two dimensional plot commands.
Structure
The elements of the object are as follows:
| Element | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| base | IXTbase] | internal use |
| title | char | Title of runfile |
| start_time | char | time of start of run |
| end_time | char | time of end of run |
| run_number | int | number of run |
| total_charge | real | <math>\mu</math>Amp Hrs for run |
| total_raw_frames | int | total frames in run |
| total_good_frames | int | total good frames in run |
| program_name | IXThistory | the full path of prgram creating object |
| command_line | IXThistory | the command line syntax of function calling the object |
| users (:) | IXTuser (allocatable) | list of users |
| sample | IXTsample | sample being measured |
| inst | IXTinstrument | description of instrument |
| det_data | IXTdata | detector datasets and mapping information |
| mon_data | IXTdata | monitor datasets and mapping information |
| peaks | IXTpeaks | description of monitor peaks for get_ei |
F90 syntax
use IXMrunfile type(IXTrunfile)::runfile type(IXTstatus):: status
Operations
The following operations may be performed on this data type:
Class Specific Operations
population routines:
transformations:
normalisation routines
other