at.plot.generic#
AT generic plotting function
Functions
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Generic lattice plot |
- baseplot(ring, plot_function, *args, **kwargs)[source]#
Generic lattice plot
baseplot()
divides the region of interest of ring into small elements, calls the specified function to get the plot data and calls matplotlib functions to generate the plot. By default, it creates a new figure for the plot, but if provided withAxes
objects it can be used as part of a GUI- Parameters:
ring (Lattice) – Lattice description.
plot_function (Callable) –
Specific data generating function to be called plotting function.
plot_function
is called as:title, left, right = plot_function(ring, refpts, *args, **kwargs)
and should return 2 or 3 output:
title
: plot title orNone
left
: tuple returning the data for the main (left) axisleft[0] - y-axis label
left[1] - xdata: (N,) array (s coordinate)
left[2] - ydata: iterable of (N,) or (N,M) arrays. Lines from a (N, M) array share the same style and label
left[3] labels: (optional) iterable of strings as long as ydata
right
: tuple returning the data for the secondary (right) axis*args – All other positional parameters are sent to the
- Keyword Arguments:
s_range – Lattice range of interest, default: unchanged, initially set to the full cell.
axes (tuple[Axes, Optional[Axes]) –
Axes
for plotting as (primary_axes, secondary_axes). Default: create new axesslices (int) – Number of slices. Default: 400
labels (Refpts) – display the name of selected elements. Default:
None
block (bool) – If
True
, block until the figure is closed. Default:False
dipole (dict) – Dictionary of properties overloading the default properties of dipole representation. See
plot_synopt()
for detailsquadrupole (dict) – Same definition as for dipole
sextupole (dict) – Same definition as for dipole
multipole (dict) – Same definition as for dipole
monitor (dict) – Same definition as for dipole
**kwargs – All other keywords are sent to the plotting function
- Returns:
left_axes (Axes) – Main (left) axes
right_axes (Axes) – Secondary (right) axes or
None
synopt_axes (Axes) – Synoptic axes