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1##################### generated by xml-casa (v2) from quanta.xml #################### 

2##################### c60b82eff813fa8938533b4f7a1d5566 ############################## 

3from __future__ import absolute_import 

4from .__casac__.quanta import quanta as _quanta 

5 

6from .errors import create_error_string 

7from .typecheck import CasaValidator as _validator 

8_pc = _validator( ) 

9from .coercetype import coerce as _coerce 

10 

11 

12class quanta: 

13 _info_group_ = """quanta""" 

14 _info_desc_ = """quanta tool handles units and quantities 

15 """ 

16 ### self 

17 def __init__(self, *args, **kwargs): 

18 """Create a quanta tool on the specified host (or by default the 

19 host you are running on). 

20 """ 

21 self._swigobj = kwargs.get('swig_object',None) 

22 if self._swigobj is None: 

23 self._swigobj = _quanta() 

24 

25 def convertfreq(self, v=[ ], outunit='Hz'): 

26 """convertfreq converts a frequency quantity to another unit. 

27 """ 

28 return self._swigobj.convertfreq(v, outunit) 

29 

30 def convertdop(self, v=[ ], outunit='km/s'): 

31 """convertfreq converts a velocity quantity to another unit. Units are either 

32 velocity or dimensionless. 

33 """ 

34 return self._swigobj.convertdop(v, outunit) 

35 

36 def quantity(self, v=[ ], unitname='', keepshape=False): 

37 """quantity makes a quantity from a string, or from a value and a 

38 string. Note that a function unit exists which is a synonym for 

39 quantity. If only a string is given, it can be a scalar string. 

40 The result will be a scalar quantity. 

41  

42  

43 If a numeric value and a unit string 

44 are given, the numeric value can be any numeric type, and can also be 

45 a vector of numeric values. print qa.map() to get a list of recognized units. 

46 'd' is usually days, but can be degrees (see example). 

47  

48 The keepshape input parameter is only relevant if v is a multi-dimensional array. 

49 In this case, if true, the output value array will have the same shape as v. If false, 

50 a one-dimensional array is returned with length equal to the number of elements in 

51 v. The default value is false in order to preserve backward compatibility with 

52 previous versions. 

53 """ 

54 return self._swigobj.quantity(v, unitname, keepshape) 

55 

56 def getvalue(self, v=[ ]): 

57 """getvalue returns the internal value of a quantity. It also can handle a 1-D 

58 array of quantities, but multi-dimensional arrays are not supported. 

59 """ 

60 return self._swigobj.getvalue(v) 

61 

62 def getunit(self, v=[ ]): 

63 """getunit returns the internal unit string of a quantity. Note that 1-D arrays 

64 are supported, but multi-dimensional arrays are not. 

65 """ 

66 return self._swigobj.getunit(v) 

67 

68 def canonical(self, v=[ ]): 

69 """canonical (with alias canon) gets the canonical value of a quantity 

70 """ 

71 return self._swigobj.canonical(v) 

72 

73 def canon(self, v=[ ]): 

74 """canon gets the canonical value of a quantity 

75 """ 

76 return self._swigobj.canon(v) 

77 

78 def convert(self, v=[ ], outunit=[ ]): 

79 """convert converts a quantity to another unit. If no output unit given, 

80 conversion is to canonical units 

81 """ 

82 return self._swigobj.convert(v, outunit) 

83 

84 def define(self, name, v=[ ]): 

85 """define defines the name and value of a user defined unit 

86 """ 

87 return self._swigobj.define(name, v) 

88 

89 def map(self, v='all'): 

90 """map lists the known mapping of units and constants. It has a single argument, 

91 which can be a coded string (no-case, minimax match): 

92 begin{description} 

93 item[all] all of the following units (not constants): also the default 

94 item[Prefix] known decimal prefixes 

95 item[SI] known SI units 

96 item[Customary] a set of customary units known to programs 

97 item[User] units defined by the user 

98 item[Constants] known constants (note: only 'const', 'Const', 'constants' 

99 and 'Constants' recognised). 

100 end{description} 

101 """ 

102 return self._swigobj.map(v) 

103 

104 def maprec(self, v='all'): 

105 """maprec returns a record with the known mapping of units and constants. It has a single argument, 

106 which can be a coded string (no-case, minimax match): 

107 begin{description} 

108 item[all] all of the following units (not constants): also the default 

109 item[Prefix] known decimal prefixes 

110 item[SI] known SI units 

111 item[Customary] a set of customary units known to programs 

112 item[User] units defined by the user 

113 end{description} 

114 """ 

115 return self._swigobj.maprec(v) 

116 

117 def fits(self): 

118 """fits defines some unit names used in reading and writing FITS files. 

119 """ 

120 return self._swigobj.fits() 

121 

122 def angle(self, v=[ ], prec=int(0), form=[ ], showform=False): 

123 """angle converts an angle quantity to a formatted string. The formatting 

124 information is a precision (0 is default, 6 includes +-ddd.mm.ss) and a 

125 string array of codes (no-case, minimax match): 

126 Codes include: 

127 begin{description} 

128 item[clean] delete leading/trailing superfluous separators 

129 item[no_d] do not show degrees part 

130 item[no_dm] do not show degrees and minutes part 

131 item[dig2] show only 2 digits of degrees in angle format 

132 item[time] show as time (hh:mm:ss.ttt) rather than as angle 

133 end{description} 

134 If a multi-dimensional value is given for the value $v$, the returned value 

135 is a string vector of a length equal to last dimension. Each string has a 

136 number of fields equal to the number of elements in all earlier 

137 dimensions. If the {em showform} is $T$, each vector element is surrounded 

138 by a pair of square brackets if there is more than one entry, and fields are 

139 separated by a ','. 

140 """ 

141 return self._swigobj.angle(v, prec, form, showform) 

142 

143 def time(self, v=[ ], prec=int(0), form=[ ], showform=False): 

144 """time converts a time quantity to a formatted string. The formatting 

145 information is a precision (0 is default, 6 includes hh.mm.ss) and a 

146 string array of codes (no-case, minimax match): 

147 Codes include: 

148 begin{description} 

149 item[clean] delete leading/trailing superfluous separators 

150 item[no_d] do not show hours part 

151 item[no_dm] do not show hours and minutes part 

152 item[ymd] include a date as yyyy/mm/dd (date is by default not shown) 

153 item[dmy] include a date as ddMMMyyyy (date is by default not shown) 

154 item[mjd] include a date as Modified Julian Day (date is by default not shown) 

155 item[fits] include a date and show time in FITS format: le from OS 

156 item[angle] show in angle (dd.mm.ss.ttt) rather than time format 

157 item[day] prefix day-of-week to output 

158 item[local] show local time rather than UTC (add timezone offset) 

159 item[no_time] suppress printing of time part 

160 end{description} 

161 If a multi-dimensional value is given for the value $v$, the returned value 

162 is a string vector of a length equal to last dimension. Each string has a 

163 number of fields equal to the number of elements in all earlier 

164 dimensions. If the {em showform} is $T$, each vector element is surrounded 

165 by a pair of square brackets if there is more than one entry, and fields are 

166 separated by a ','. 

167 """ 

168 return self._swigobj.time(v, prec, form, showform) 

169 

170 def add(self, v=[ ], a=[ ]): 

171 """add adds two quantities 

172 """ 

173 return self._swigobj.add(v, a) 

174 

175 def sub(self, v=[ ], a=[ ]): 

176 """sub subtracts two quantities 

177 """ 

178 return self._swigobj.sub(v, a) 

179 

180 def mul(self, v=[ ], a=[ ]): 

181 """mul multiplies two quantities 

182 """ 

183 return self._swigobj.mul(v, a) 

184 

185 def div(self, v=[ ], a=[ ]): 

186 """div divides two quantities 

187 """ 

188 return self._swigobj.div(v, a) 

189 

190 def neg(self, v=[ ]): 

191 """neg negates a quantity 

192 """ 

193 return self._swigobj.neg(v) 

194 

195 def norm(self, v=[ ], a=float(-0.5)): 

196 """norm normalise angles in interval of $2pi$ radians. The default interval is 

197 from -0.5 to +0.5 of a full interval (i.e. from -180 to +180 degrees). The 

198 lower end of the interval can be set as a fraction of $2pi$ 

199 """ 

200 return self._swigobj.norm(v, a) 

201 

202 def le(self, v=[ ], a=[ ]): 

203 """le compares two quantities for less than or equal. 

204 """ 

205 return self._swigobj.le(v, a) 

206 

207 def lt(self, v=[ ], a=[ ]): 

208 """lt compares two quantities for less than. 

209 """ 

210 return self._swigobj.lt(v, a) 

211 

212 def eq(self, v=[ ], a=[ ]): 

213 """eq compares two quantities for equality. 

214 """ 

215 return self._swigobj.eq(v, a) 

216 

217 def ne(self, v=[ ], a=[ ]): 

218 """ne compares two quantities for non equality. 

219 """ 

220 return self._swigobj.ne(v, a) 

221 

222 def gt(self, v=[ ], a=[ ]): 

223 """gt compares two quantities for greater than. 

224 """ 

225 return self._swigobj.gt(v, a) 

226 

227 def ge(self, v=[ ], a=[ ]): 

228 """ge compares two quantities for greater than or equal. 

229 """ 

230 return self._swigobj.ge(v, a) 

231 

232 def sin(self, v=[ ]): 

233 """sin gives sine of angle quantity 

234 """ 

235 return self._swigobj.sin(v) 

236 

237 def cos(self, v=[ ]): 

238 """cos gives cosine of angle quantity 

239 """ 

240 return self._swigobj.cos(v) 

241 

242 def tan(self, v=[ ]): 

243 """tan gives tangent of angle quantity 

244 """ 

245 return self._swigobj.tan(v) 

246 

247 def asin(self, v=[ ]): 

248 """asin gives arcsine of non-dimensioned quantity 

249 """ 

250 return self._swigobj.asin(v) 

251 

252 def acos(self, v=[ ]): 

253 """acos gives arccosine of non-dimensioned quantity 

254 """ 

255 return self._swigobj.acos(v) 

256 

257 def atan(self, v=[ ]): 

258 """atan gives arctangent of non-dimensioned quantity 

259 """ 

260 return self._swigobj.atan(v) 

261 

262 def atan2(self, v=[ ], a=[ ]): 

263 """atan gives arctangent of two non-dimensioned quantity 

264 """ 

265 return self._swigobj.atan2(v, a) 

266 

267 def abs(self, v=[ ]): 

268 """abs gives absolute value of quantity 

269 """ 

270 return self._swigobj.abs(v) 

271 

272 def ceil(self, v=[ ]): 

273 """ceil gives ceiling value of quantity 

274 """ 

275 return self._swigobj.ceil(v) 

276 

277 def floor(self, v=[ ]): 

278 """floor gives flooring value of quantity 

279 """ 

280 return self._swigobj.floor(v) 

281 

282 def log(self, v=[ ]): 

283 """log gives natural logarithm of dimensionless quantity 

284 """ 

285 return self._swigobj.log(v) 

286 

287 def log10(self, v=[ ]): 

288 """log10 gives logarithm of dimensionless quantity 

289 """ 

290 return self._swigobj.log10(v) 

291 

292 def exp(self, v=[ ]): 

293 """exp gives exponential value of dimensionless quantity 

294 """ 

295 return self._swigobj.exp(v) 

296 

297 def sqrt(self, v=[ ]): 

298 """sqrt gives square root of quantity with only even powered dimensions 

299 """ 

300 return self._swigobj.sqrt(v) 

301 

302 def compare(self, v=[ ], a=[ ]): 

303 """compare compares the dimensionality of units of two qauntities 

304 """ 

305 return self._swigobj.compare(v, a) 

306 

307 def check(self, v): 

308 """check checks if the argument has a properly defined unit string 

309 """ 

310 return self._swigobj.check(v) 

311 

312 def checkfreq(self, cm=[ ]): 

313 """checkfreq checks if the argument has a properly defined frequency interpretable 

314 unit string 

315 """ 

316 return self._swigobj.checkfreq(cm) 

317 

318 def pow(self, v=[ ], a=int(1)): 

319 """pow raises a quantity to an integer power 

320 """ 

321 return self._swigobj.pow(v, a) 

322 

323 def constants(self, v='pi'): 

324 """constants gets a named constant quantity. Names (no-case, minimax) are: 

325  

326 pi 3.14.. 3.14159 

327 ee 2.71.. 2.71828 

328 c light vel. 2.99792e+08 m/s 

329 G grav. const 6.67259e-11 N.m2/kg2 

330 h Planck const 6.62608e-34 J.s 

331 HI HI line 1420.41 MHz 

332 R gas const 8.31451 J/K/mol 

333 NA Avogadro number 6.02214e+23 mol-1 

334 e electron charge 1.60218e-19 C 

335 mp proton mass 1.67262e-27 kg 

336 mp_me mp/me 1836.15 

337 mu0 permeability vac. 1.25664e-06 H/m 

338 eps0 permittivity vac. 1.60218e-19 C 

339 k Boltzmann const 1.38066e-23 J/K 

340 F Faraday const 96485.3 C/mol 

341 me electron mass 9.10939e-31 kg 

342 re electron radius 2.8179e-15 m 

343 a0 Bohr's radius 5.2918e-11 m 

344 R0 solar radius 6.9599e+08 m 

345 k2 IAU grav. const^2 0.000295912 AU3/d2/S0 

346 """ 

347 return self._swigobj.constants(v) 

348 

349 def isangle(self, v=[ ]): 

350 """isangle checks if the argument is a valid angle/time quantity. 

351 """ 

352 return self._swigobj.isangle(v) 

353 

354 def totime(self, v=[ ]): 

355 """totime converts an angle quantity (or a time) to a time quantity 

356 """ 

357 return self._swigobj.totime(v) 

358 

359 def toangle(self, v=[ ]): 

360 """toangle converts a time quantity (or an angle) to an angle quantity 

361 """ 

362 return self._swigobj.toangle(v) 

363 

364 def splitdate(self, v=[ ]): 

365 """splitdate splits a date/time quantity into a record with constituent fields 

366 like year, yearday, month etc. All fields will be integer (to enable use as 

367 index and easy personal formatting), with the exception of the {em s} field 

368 which is a double float. See the example for the fields returned. 

369 """ 

370 return self._swigobj.splitdate(v) 

371 

372 def tos(self, v=[ ], prec=int(9)): 

373 """tos converts a quantity to a string with the precision defined with 

374 the {em setformat('prec')} (which defaults to 9). If the optional 

375 {em prec} argument is set to an integer value greater than 1, that 

376 precision is used in the conversion 

377 """ 

378 return self._swigobj.tos(v, prec) 

379 

380 def type(self): 

381 """type will return the tool name. 

382 """ 

383 return self._swigobj.type() 

384 

385 def done(self, kill=False): 

386 """Currently, this method is an NOP. 

387 """ 

388 return self._swigobj.done(kill) 

389 

390 def unit(self, v=[ ], unitname='', keepshape=False): 

391 """unit makes a quantity from a string, or from a value and a string. 

392 Note that unit is a synonym for quantity (see description and example there). 

393 """ 

394 return self._swigobj.unit(v, unitname, keepshape) 

395 

396 def isquantity(self, v=[ ]): 

397 """Checks if the operand is a correct quantity 

398 """ 

399 return self._swigobj.isquantity(v) 

400 

401 def setformat(self, t='', v='F'): 

402 """ 

403 """ 

404 return self._swigobj.setformat(t, v) 

405 

406 def getformat(self, t=''): 

407 """getformat returns the current format value set for the different 

408 format possibilities. See the 

409 setformat function for the 

410 different format type descriptions. The known types are:  

411 prec, aprec, tprec, long, lat, len, dtime, elev, auto, vel, freq, 

412 dop, unit. 

413 """ 

414 return self._swigobj.getformat(t) 

415 

416 def formxxx(self, v=[ ], format='dms', prec=int(2)): 

417 """form.xxx (xxx can be lat, long, len, vel, freq, dtime, unit) will format the 

418 input into a string using the global format information set by setformat(). 

419 """ 

420 return self._swigobj.formxxx(v, format, prec) 

421