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Let dials export to xds_ascii format for multi-dataset files #637
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I now have example files I can use so I will have a go at this |
Not sure what the use case is here but I suggest we have a chat -
but they are subtly different... |
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- Stills have been handled by writing a neutral (1,0,0) rotation axis and zero oscillation values - If multiple experiments, an index will be inserted into the filename before the extension. - Also, a more useful error if the profile column doesn't exist Fixes dials#637.
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- Stills have been handled by writing a neutral (1,0,0) rotation axis and zero oscillation values - If multiple experiments, an index will be inserted into the filename before the extension. - Also, a more useful error if the profile column doesn't exist Fixes dials#637.
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- Stills have been handled by writing a neutral (1,0,0) rotation axis and zero oscillation values - If multiple experiments, an index will be inserted into the filename before the extension. - Also, a more useful error if the profile column doesn't exist Fixes #637.
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I has been suggested that the xds_ascii option in dials.export should allow exporting of multi-dataset files (mainly relevant for post-scaling), to support workflows where downstream processing uses files in this format. Both XDS and XSCALE write in xds_ascii format, so these files can support multiple datasets.
I shall ask around to get a good example so we are confident of the format, unless anyone has some?
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