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When you currently perform a horizontal or vertical integral, irrespective of what run, or range of rows/columns, you inspected, Mantid creates workspaces called
which is irritating if you want to compare different runs/ranges as you have to rename the workspaces each time before proceeding.
Please could we adopt a workspace naming more akin to that used for the reduced data, say
{runnum}-{detector}-detector-Hmin-Hmax
and similarly for V?
I realise that the range specifications can be quite complicated (and trying to implement such in a workspace name would be quite convoluted), hence I propose the above as a compromise.
The good news is that the H & V integrals do seem to be working as expected.
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@PeterParker (2015-04-21T13:30:46):
Suggested as being a short-term "easy win" for Anton as he starts working on SANS full time.
As Steve suggests, a simple renaming is all that's necessary here, but we need to be careful that diagnostics is not expecting the current workspace naming convention to be be in place elsewhere in the code.
Anton, in the meeting today we talked about how it's not even clear what the vertical integral should mean for SANS2D. Not something to worry about in this ticket -- consider current functionality for LOQ only.
A check for system test coverage at the same time would be nice.
Stephen had written earlier that the worksapce names are for example
{detector}-detector-bank_H1
I had a closer look at the code and it seems that the "detector-bank" string is part of the detector descriptor and not a separately added "noise" string. For example I integrated the data set 74019 of LOQ and found that {detector} = main-detector-bank. This means that the file name is something like {detector}_H1.
In principle we could remove the "detector-bank" part of the detector descriptor, but it seems that if this string is not longer desired, then we should remove it self-consistently across all of SANS in a separate ticket.
The ticket currently produces a workspace name of the type {runnum}-{detector}-Hmin-Hmax.
This issue was originally TRAC 11415
Implement as described from email from Steve:
When you currently perform a horizontal or vertical integral, irrespective of what run, or range of rows/columns, you inspected, Mantid creates workspaces called
{detector}-detector-bank_H1
{detector}-detector-bank_V1
which is irritating if you want to compare different runs/ranges as you have to rename the workspaces each time before proceeding.
Please could we adopt a workspace naming more akin to that used for the reduced data, say
{runnum}-{detector}-detector-Hmin-Hmax
and similarly for V?
I realise that the range specifications can be quite complicated (and trying to implement such in a workspace name would be quite convoluted), hence I propose the above as a compromise.
The good news is that the H & V integrals do seem to be working as expected.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: