On the documentation for the CHAP saxswaxs module, I request an example of the use of the CHAP libraries to locate and import a specific dataset from a nexpy file into an xarray. (this solidifies a general discussion we have had for some time).
A specific dataset I suggest testing with would be one of the "vs_time" data sets obtained by the Dufresne group, e.g. /nfs/chess/auxiliary/reduced_data/cycles/2026-1/id3b/dufresne-4795-a/analysis/vs_time/MR3-Kinetics/MR3-3_I100_0to5min_flymesh_001.nxs. (though the specific path/data should be omitted from the online version).
What I envision is a snippet of python code along the lines of:
from CHAP.... import nxobject_to_xarray
from CHAP.... import list_nxprocesses
nexusfile = 'test.nxs'
list_nxprocesses(nexusfile)
identify desired dataset, e.g. /data/waxs_radial_flux_norm_bkgd_corrected
dataarray = nxobject_to_xarray(nexusfile, '/data/waxs_radial_flux_norm_bkgd_corrected')
On the documentation for the CHAP saxswaxs module, I request an example of the use of the CHAP libraries to locate and import a specific dataset from a nexpy file into an xarray. (this solidifies a general discussion we have had for some time).
A specific dataset I suggest testing with would be one of the "vs_time" data sets obtained by the Dufresne group, e.g. /nfs/chess/auxiliary/reduced_data/cycles/2026-1/id3b/dufresne-4795-a/analysis/vs_time/MR3-Kinetics/MR3-3_I100_0to5min_flymesh_001.nxs. (though the specific path/data should be omitted from the online version).
What I envision is a snippet of python code along the lines of:
from CHAP.... import nxobject_to_xarray
from CHAP.... import list_nxprocesses
nexusfile = 'test.nxs'
list_nxprocesses(nexusfile)
identify desired dataset, e.g. /data/waxs_radial_flux_norm_bkgd_corrected
dataarray = nxobject_to_xarray(nexusfile, '/data/waxs_radial_flux_norm_bkgd_corrected')