F(x) ADAFs to Tables¶
Please see F(x) Table for the basics on f(x) nodes.
The main base class for adaf f(x) nodes is called ADAFWrapper
. It gives
access to the variables self.in_adaf
and self.out_adaf
which are of the
type adaf.File
so you will need to use the ADAF API.
-
class
node_adaf_function_selector.
FunctionSelectorADAFsToTables
(*args, **kwargs)[source]¶ Apply functions to a list of ADAFs outputting a list of Tables.
With this node you should use one of the base classes
ADAFToTableWrapper
orADAFsToTablesWrapper
.ADAFToTableWrapper
gives access to the input adafs one at a time asself.in_adaf
and the output tables one at a time asself.out_table
.ADAFsToTablesWrapper
gives access to the input adafs all at once asself.in_adaf_list
and the output tables all at once asself.out_table_list
.See F(x) Table for a brief discussion of when to use the “plural” base classes.
Inputs: - port1 : Datasource
Path to Python file with scripted functions.
- port2 : ADAFs
ADAFs with data to apply functions to.
Outputs: - port3 : Tables
Tables with the results from the applied functions.
Configuration: - Clean output
If disabled the incoming data will be copied to the output before running the nodes.
- Put results in common outputs : checkbox
Use this checkbox if you want to gather all the results generated from an incoming Table into a common output. This requires that the results will all have the same length. An exception will be raised if the lengths of the outgoing results differ. It is used only when clean output is active. Otherwise it will be disabled and can be considered as checked.
- Select functions
Choose one or many of the listed functions to run.
- Enable pass-through
If disabled only selected functions are run. Enable this to override the functions selection and run all functions in the python file.
Ref. nodes: