1.1.3.0 coordsys.referencevalue

coordsys.referencevalue - Function

1.1.3 Recover the reference value
Description

Each axis associated with the Coordinate System has a reference value, reference pixel and an increment (per pixel). These are used in the mapping from pixel to world coordinate.

This function returns the reference value (in world axis order). You can recover the reference value either for all coordinates (leave type unset) or for a specific coordinate type (mimumum match of the allowed types will do). If you ask for a non-existent coordinate an exception is generated.

See the discussion regarding the formatting possibilities available via argument format.

You can set the reference value with function setreferencevalue.

Arguments


Inputs
format	Format string. Combination of ”n”, ”q”, ”s”, ”m”
	allowed:	string
	Default:	n
type	Coordinate type: ”direction”, ”stokes”, ”spectral”, ”linear”, ”tabular”. Leave empty for all.
	allowed:	string
	Default:

Returns
anyrecord

Example

"""
#
print "\t----\t referencevalue Ex 1 \t----"
csys = cs.newcoordsys(direction=T, spectral=T)
print csys.referencevalue(format=’q’)
#{’ar_type’: ’absolute’,
# ’pw_type’: ’world’,
# ’quantity’: {’*1’: {’unit’: "’", ’value’: 0.0},
#              ’*2’: {’unit’: "’", ’value’: 0.0},
#              ’*3’: {’unit’: ’Hz’, ’value’: 1415000000.0}}}
print csys.referencevalue(format=’n’)
#{’ar_type’: ’absolute’,
# ’numeric’: array([  0.00000000e+00,   0.00000000e+00,   1.41500000e+09]),
# ’pw_type’: ’world’}
print csys.referencevalue(format=’n’, type=’spec’)
#{’ar_type’: ’absolute’,
# ’numeric’: array([  1.41500000e+09]),
# ’pw_type’: ’world’}
#
"""

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