How to "turn on" plotting?

[serbinsh]

@amcmahonBNL
Sorry for the barrage but I am still trying to get a handle on the code. I note in issue #5 that the processed reflectances are all coming out near 1, suggesting a possible calculation error. To try and better understand the issues I was hoping to turn on or enable plotting in the code. Can you do this through the config.txt file, should it already be plotting, or is there some other place I need to update the code to create the plots? I have matplotlib installed.

I apologize if I missed it somewhere in the docs

[amcmahon01]

No worries, I know the feeling. To "enable" plotting you just need to uncomment lines in main.py (depending on what you want plotted). The plots there now are for the individual white plates with the white plate average (line 66) and for reflectance at a particular stop (line 72), but I can quickly add some for plotting Chan A vs Chan B for input data or something else if you think that would be helpful. If you're using eclipse you can also add breakpoints and watches for variables/arrays to watch the values as it goes through each step.

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Subject: [UniSpec_Processing] How to "turn on" plotting? (#6)

@amcmahonBNLhttps://github.com/amcmahonBNL
Sorry for the barrage but I am still trying to get a handle on the code. I note in issue #5#5 that the processed reflectances are all coming out near 1, suggesting a possible calculation error. To try and better understand the issues I was hoping to turn on or enable plotting in the code. Can you do this through the config.txt file, should it already be plotting, or is there some other place I need to update the code to create the plots? I have matplotlib installed.

I apologize if I missed it somewhere in the docs

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