ds9.py

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import lsst.afw.display
import lsst.afw.image as afwImage
from .interface import getDisplay as _getDisplay, getDefaultBackend, setDefaultBackend
# Backwards compatibility.  Downstream code should be converted to use display.RED etc.
from .interface import BLACK, RED, GREEN, BLUE, CYAN, MAGENTA, YELLOW, WHITE  # noqa: F401
try:
    loaded
except NameError:
    try:
        if getDefaultBackend() is None:
            setDefaultBackend("lsst.display.ds9")
        getDisplay = _getDisplay
    except Exception as e:
        # No usable version of display_ds9.
        # Let's define a version of getDisplay() which will throw an exception.
 
        # Prior to DM-9433, we used a closure to implicitly capture the
        # exception being thrown for future reference. Following changes to
        # exception scope rules in Python 3 (see PEP 3110), it's now regarded
        # as clearer to make the capture explicit using the following class.
        class _RaiseException:
            def __init__(self, exception):
                # The exception being caught above may have a bulky context which we
                # don't want to capture in a closure for all time: see DM-9504 for a
                # full discussion. We therefore define a new exception of the same
                # type, which just encodes the error text.
                self.exception = type(exception)(f"{exception} (is display_ds9 setup?)")
 
            def __init__(self, exception): …
            def __call__(self, *args, **kwargs):
                raise self.exception
 
        getDisplay = _RaiseException(e)
            def __call__(self, *args, **kwargs): …
 
        class DisplayImpl:
            __init__ = getDisplay
 
        class DisplayImpl: …
        loaded = False
    else:
        loaded = True
 
 
def Buffering():
    # always use the real one
    return _getDisplay(None, create=True).Buffering()
 
#
# Functions provided for backwards compatibility
#
 
 
def Buffering(): …
def setMaskPlaneColor(name, color=None, frame=None):
    return getDisplay(frame, create=True).setMaskPlaneColor(name, color)
 
 
def setMaskPlaneColor(name, color=None, frame=None): …
def getMaskPlaneColor(name, frame=None):
    return getDisplay(frame, create=True).getMaskPlaneColor(name)
 
 
def getMaskPlaneColor(name, frame=None): …
def setMaskTransparency(name, frame=None):
    return getDisplay(frame, create=True).setMaskTransparency(name)
 
 
def setMaskTransparency(name, frame=None): …
def getMaskTransparency(name, frame=None):
    return getDisplay(frame, create=True).getMaskTransparency(name)
 
 
def getMaskTransparency(name, frame=None): …
def show(frame=None):
    return getDisplay(frame, create=True).show()
 
 
def show(frame=None): …
def mtv(data, frame=None, title="", wcs=None, *args, **kwargs):
    return getDisplay(frame, create=True).mtv(data, title, wcs, *args, **kwargs)
 
 
def mtv(data, frame=None, title="", wcs=None, *args, **kwargs): …
def erase(frame=None):
    return getDisplay(frame, create=True).erase()
 
 
def erase(frame=None): …
def dot(symb, c, r, frame=None, size=2, ctype=None, origin=afwImage.PARENT, *args, **kwargs):
    return getDisplay(frame, create=True).dot(symb, c, r, size, ctype, origin, *args, **kwargs)
 
 
def dot(symb, c, r, frame=None, size=2, ctype=None, origin=afwImage.PARENT, *args, **kwargs): …
def line(points, frame=None, origin=afwImage.PARENT, symbs=False, ctype=None, size=0.5):
    return getDisplay(frame, create=True).line(points, origin, symbs, ctype, size)
 
 
def line(points, frame=None, origin=afwImage.PARENT, symbs=False, ctype=None, size=0.5): …
def scale(algorithm, min, max=None, frame=None):
    return getDisplay(frame, create=True).scale(algorithm, min, max)
 
 
def scale(algorithm, min, max=None, frame=None): …
def pan(colc=None, rowc=None, frame=None, origin=afwImage.PARENT):
    disp = getDisplay(frame, create=True)
 
    disp.pan(colc, rowc, origin)
 
 
def pan(colc=None, rowc=None, frame=None, origin=afwImage.PARENT): …
def zoom(zoomfac=None, colc=None, rowc=None, frame=None, origin=afwImage.PARENT):
    disp = getDisplay(frame, create=True)
 
    disp.zoom(zoomfac)
    disp.pan(colc, rowc, origin)
 
 
def zoom(zoomfac=None, colc=None, rowc=None, frame=None, origin=afwImage.PARENT): …
def interact(frame=None):
    return getDisplay(frame, create=True).interact()
 
 
def interact(frame=None): …
def setCallback(k, func=lsst.afw.display.noop_callback, noRaise=False, frame=None):
    return getDisplay(frame, create=True).setCallback(k, noRaise=False)
 
 
def setCallback(k, func=lsst.afw.display.noop_callback, noRaise=False, frame=None): …
def getActiveCallbackKeys(onlyActive=True, frame=None):
    return getDisplay(frame, create=True).getActiveCallbackKeys(onlyActive)
def getActiveCallbackKeys(onlyActive=True, frame=None): …
        class _RaiseException: …