LSSTApplications
10.0-2-g4f67435,11.0.rc2+1,11.0.rc2+12,11.0.rc2+3,11.0.rc2+4,11.0.rc2+5,11.0.rc2+6,11.0.rc2+7,11.0.rc2+8
LSSTDataManagementBasePackage
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class | _FormatKey |
class | _PathComponent |
class | HfsScanner |
class | DatasetScanner |
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def | getMapperClass |
def | parseDataIdRules |
def | _mungeStr |
def | _mungeInt |
def | _mungeLsstSim |
def | _mungeSdss |
def | _mungeCfht |
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list | __all__ |
dictionary | _mapperClassName |
dictionary | _keyTypes |
dictionary | _mungeFunctions |
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Definition at line 370 of file datasetScanner.py.
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Definition at line 340 of file datasetScanner.py.
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Definition at line 362 of file datasetScanner.py.
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def lsst.datarel.datasetScanner.getMapperClass | ( | camera | ) |
Return the subclass of lsst.daf.persistence.Mapper to use for the camera with the given name (case-insensitive).
Definition at line 41 of file datasetScanner.py.
def lsst.datarel.datasetScanner.parseDataIdRules | ( | ruleList, | |
camera | |||
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A rule is a string in the following format: 'key=value1[^value2[^value3...]' The values may either be strings, or of the form 'int...int' (e.g. '1..3') which is interpreted as '1^2^3' (inclusive, unlike a python range). So '0^2..4^7..9' is equivalent to '0^2^3^4^7^8^9'. This function parses a list of such strings, and returns a dict mapping keys to sets of legal values. ruleList: List of rule strings camera: Camera the rule list applies to (e.g. 'lsstSim' or 'sdss')
Definition at line 104 of file datasetScanner.py.
list lsst.datarel.datasetScanner.__all__ |
Definition at line 27 of file datasetScanner.py.
dictionary lsst.datarel.datasetScanner._keyTypes |
Definition at line 57 of file datasetScanner.py.
dictionary lsst.datarel.datasetScanner._mapperClassName |
Definition at line 34 of file datasetScanner.py.
dictionary lsst.datarel.datasetScanner._mungeFunctions |
Definition at line 384 of file datasetScanner.py.