The argument wrapper so that the arguments can be transfered to the composite generator taking care of the tile. More...

Inheritance diagram for Lib.tiled_compositing.multi_composite_arguments:

Public Attributes
float	xscale = 2000.0

float	yscale = 2000.0

list	detectors = []

list	filenames = []

bool	ignore_malfunc = False

	prodpar = None

	product = _rave.Rave_ProductType_PCAPPI

str	prodstr = "PCAPPI"

float	height = 1000.0

float	elangle = 0.0

float	range = 200000.0

	selection_method = _pycomposite.SelectionMethod_NEAREST

	interpolation_method = _pycomposite.InterpolationMethod_NEAREST

	qitotal_field = None

bool	applygra = False

float	zr_A = 200.0

float	zr_b = 1.6

bool	applygapfilling = False

bool	applyctfilter = False

str	quantity = "DBZH"

	gain = GAIN

	offset = OFFSET

float	minvalue = -30.0

bool	reprocess_quality_field = False

	area_definition = None

bool	verbose = False

bool	dump = False

	dumppath = None

dict	radar_index_mapping = {}

bool	use_legacy_compositing = True

	strategy = None

Detailed Description

The argument wrapper so that the arguments can be transfered to the composite generator taking care of the tile.

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

Lib.tiled_compositing.multi_composite_arguments.__init__ ( self )

Constructor.

Lib.tiled_compositing.multi_composite_arguments.generate	(	self,
		dd,
		dt,
		tid )

Generate function.

Basically same as calling compositing.generate but the pyarea is created from the area definition.

Parameters

dd	date
dt	time
tid	the area identifier (only used for identification purpose, actual area is taken from the area_definition)

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