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trunk/tools/generic_tools.py
r1774 r1775 49 49 50 50 ####### Content 51 # angle_DegMinSec: Function to transform an angle to Degrees Minutes Seconds 51 52 # ASCII_LaTeX: Function to transform from an ASCII character to LaTeX codification 52 53 # ASCII_to: Function to provide the equivalence text to a given lenguage omitting certain characters … … 73 74 # DateTimeStr_date: Function to transform a string date-time ([YYYY][MM][DD][HH][MI][SS] format) to a date object 74 75 # datetimeStr_datetime: Function to transform a string date-time ([YYYY]-[MM]-[DD]_[HH]:[MI]:[SS] format) to a date object 76 # DegMinSec_angle: Function to transform Degrees Minutes Seconds to an angle 75 77 # dictionary_key: Function to provide the first key in a dictionay with a given value 76 78 # dictionary_key_list: Function to provide the first key in a dictionary of lists with a given value … … 12611 12613 return values 12612 12614 12615 def angle_DegMinSec(angle): 12616 """ Function to transform an angle to Degrees Minutes Seconds 12617 angle= decimal angle to transform 12618 >>> angle_DegMinSec(3.98765) 12619 3 59 15.54 12620 >>> angle_DegMinSec(-23.0025) 12621 -23 0 9.0 12622 """ 12623 fname = 'angle_DegMinSec' 12624 12625 degv = int(abs(angle)) 12626 minv = int((abs(angle) - degv*1.)*60.) 12627 secv = (abs(angle) - degv*1. - minv/60.)*3600. 12628 12629 if angle < 0.: 12630 return -degv, minv, secv 12631 else: 12632 return degv, minv, secv 12633 12634 def DegMinSec_angle(degv, minv, secv): 12635 """ Function to transform Degrees Minutes Seconds to an angle 12636 degv: value in degrees 12637 minv: minutes of arc 12638 secv: seconds of arc 12639 >>> DegMinSec_angle(-23, 0, 9.0) 12640 -23.0025 12641 """ 12642 fname = 'DegMinSec_angle' 12643 12644 angle = np.abs(degv) + np.abs(minv)/60. + np.abs(secv)/3600. 12645 12646 if degv < 0.: 12647 return -angle 12648 else: 12649 return angle 12650 12651 def xtrm_nx(vals, percen): 12652 """ Function to provide the extreme (a percentage above min,max) of a series of values as: 12653 max(abs(min(vals)), max(vals))*percen 12654 vals: values to use 12655 percen: percentage [%] above the min/max 12656 >>> xtrm_nx(np.arange(10, dtype=np.float), 110.) 12657 12658 """ 12659 fname = 'xtrm_nx' 12660 12661 nv = np.abs(np.min(vals)) 12662 xv = np.max(vals) 12663 xtrm = np.max([nv,xv])*percen/100. 12664 12665 return xtrm 12666 12613 12667 #quit() 12614 12668
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