source: trunk/examples/app-fermi/fermi_io.py @ 55

Last change on this file since 55 was 55, checked in by dkearney, 19 years ago

python/Rappture/number.py

  • added ability for number to choose between default and current tags
  • changed structure of init so the basePath and the id are separate arguments to keep compatibility with how the driver program expects a number xml structure

python/Rappture/interface.py

  • included a more complete xml structure including tool and command i structures, for writing the xml to the file when the -g option is used
  • adjusted the finish() function to utilize the new Rappture.result() function

examples/app-fermi/fermi_io.py

  • adjusted the Rappture.number() fxn call to split the path and id.
  • commented out the result = [] because we now write the result to xml

examples/app-fermi/fermi.py

  • added output section with curve xml details for writing to xml
  • directly write the results to xml instead of to a result[] array

gui/apps/rerun

  • added script to re-visualize output from previously created run.xml file
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[10]1# ----------------------------------------------------------------------
2#  FERMI STATISTICS
3#
4#  This simple example shows how you can use the Rappture toolkit
5#  to handle I/O for a simple simulator--in this case, one that
6#  computes Fermi-Dirac statistics.
7#
8#  This part contains the Rappture interface for the simulator.
9# ======================================================================
10#  AUTHOR:  Michael McLennan, Purdue University
11#  Copyright (c) 2005  Purdue Research Foundation, West Lafayette, IN
12# ======================================================================
13
14import Rappture
15
16#T = 300
17#Ef = -5.5
18#result = []
19
[55]20T = Rappture.number('input', id="temperature", units='K', default=300)
21Ef = Rappture.number('input', id="Ef", units='eV', default=-5.5)
[10]22
23#result = Rappture.table('output.result') \
24#           .column('Energy (eV)',units='eV') \
25#           .column('Fermi-Dirac Factor')
[55]26#result = []
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