>>> Sic.comm('DEFINE IMAGE F centaurus2.gdf WRITE') PygildasWarning: 'max' is a ndarray attribute, could not overwrite it. PygildasWarning: 'min' is a ndarray attribute, could not overwrite it. PygildasWarning: 'ndim' is a ndarray attribute, could not overwrite it. |
>>> f [[ 0.01676085 0.0141144 0.0194073 0.0141144 0.0105858 ] [ 0.02911095 0.01852515 0.0141144 0.01323225 0.0123501 ] [ 0.09968295 0.0264645 0. 0.0141144 0.01499655] [ 0.035286 0.0141144 0.01676085 0.01499655 0.01323225] [ 0.0229359 0.017643 0.0123501 0.0158787 0.0158787 ]] >>> f[0,0] 0.0167608503252 >>> print f <SicVar instance> array([[ 0.01676085, 0.0141144 , 0.0194073 , 0.0141144 , 0.0105858 ], [ 0.02911095, 0.01852515, 0.0141144 , 0.01323225, 0.0123501 ], [ 0.09968295, 0.0264645 , 0. , 0.0141144 , 0.01499655], [ 0.035286 , 0.0141144 , 0.01676085, 0.01499655, 0.01323225], [ 0.0229359 , 0.017643 , 0.0123501 , 0.0158787 , 0.0158787 ]], dtype=float32) rms = 0.0 REAL*4 0D major = 0.0 REAL*4 0D blan = 8 INTEGER*4 0D ptype = 3 INTEGER*4 0D system = 'EQUATORIAL ' CHARACTER*12 0D ... (and so on for all header elements) >>> print f.rms # 'rms' is an attribute of 'f', and a SicVar itself. <SicVar instance> array(0.0, dtype=float32) |