bin.bullseye Namespace Reference

Generate a bullseye plot for given data. More...

Variables
string	epilog
string	DEFAULT = ' - default: %(default)s'
	parser = argparse.ArgumentParser(__doc__, epilog=epilog)
	type
	str
	default
	help
	required
	int
	float
	nargs
	action
	args = parser.parse_args()
	plot
	fig = plot.bullseye(figuresize=args.figsize)
	data = np.linspace(1.0, 17.0, num=17, endpoint=True)

Detailed Description

Generate a bullseye plot for given data.

Variable Documentation

action

bin.bullseye.action

args

bin.bullseye.args = parser.parse_args()

data

bin.bullseye.data = np.linspace(1.0, 17.0, num=17, endpoint=True)

DEFAULT

bin.bullseye.DEFAULT = ' - default: %(default)s'

default

bin.bullseye.default

epilog

string bin.bullseye.epilog

Initial value:

=  """
This tool allows to generate bullseye plots for given data. The input file
is a ASCII file with at least 17 rows and at least one column. To specify
the column wich shall be used for plotting, use the `--column` argument.
Every other argument is self explaining :)!
"""

fig

bin.bullseye.fig = plot.bullseye(figuresize=args.figsize)

float

bin.bullseye.float

help

bin.bullseye.help

int

bin.bullseye.int

nargs

bin.bullseye.nargs

parser

bin.bullseye.parser = argparse.ArgumentParser(__doc__, epilog=epilog)

plot

bin.bullseye.plot

Initial value:

=  bullseye.plot.BEPlot.fromfile(args.file, args.column, title=args.title, unit=args.unit,
                                        fontsize=args.fontsize, labels=args.labels, labelfontsize=args.label_fontsize,
                                        colorbar=args.colorbar, colorbarlevels=args.colorbar_levels,
                                        latex=args.latex, showrv=args.showrv)

required

bin.bullseye.required

str

bin.bullseye.str

type

bin.bullseye.type