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LSST Data Management Base Package
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Classes | |
class | Mosaic |
Functions | |
_getDisplayFromDisplayOrFrame (display, frame=None) | |
drawBBox (bbox, borderWidth=0.0, origin=None, display="deferToFrame", ctype=None, bin=1, frame=None) | |
drawFootprint (foot, borderWidth=0.5, origin=None, XY0=None, frame=None, ctype=None, bin=1, peaks=False, symb="+", size=0.4, ctypePeak=None, display="deferToFrame") | |
drawCoaddInputs (exposure, frame=None, ctype=None, bin=1, display="deferToFrame") | |
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Return an `lsst.afw.display.Display` given either a display or a frame ID. Notes ----- If the two arguments are consistent, return the desired display; if they are not, raise a `RuntimeError` exception. If the desired display is `None`, return `None`; if ``(display, frame) == ("deferToFrame", None)``, return the default display
Definition at line 34 of file utils.py.
lsst.afw.display.utils.drawBBox | ( | bbox, | |
borderWidth = 0.0, | |||
origin = None, | |||
display = "deferToFrame", | |||
ctype = None, | |||
bin = 1, | |||
frame = None ) |
Draw a bounding box on a display frame with the specified ctype. Parameters ---------- bbox : `lsst.geom.Box2I` or `lsst.geom.Box2D` The box to draw borderWidth : `float` Include this many pixels origin If specified, the box is shifted by ``origin`` display : `str` ctype : `str` The desired color, either e.g. `lsst.afw.display.RED` or a color name known to X11 bin : `int` All BBox coordinates are divided by bin, as is right and proper for overlaying on a binned image frame
Definition at line 346 of file utils.py.
lsst.afw.display.utils.drawCoaddInputs | ( | exposure, | |
frame = None, | |||
ctype = None, | |||
bin = 1, | |||
display = "deferToFrame" ) |
Draw the bounding boxes of input exposures to a coadd on a display frame with the specified ctype, assuming ``display.mtv()`` has already been called on the given exposure on this frame. All coordinates are divided by ``bin``, as is right and proper for overlaying on a binned image
Definition at line 458 of file utils.py.
lsst.afw.display.utils.drawFootprint | ( | foot, | |
borderWidth = 0.5, | |||
origin = None, | |||
XY0 = None, | |||
frame = None, | |||
ctype = None, | |||
bin = 1, | |||
peaks = False, | |||
symb = "+", | |||
size = 0.4, | |||
ctypePeak = None, | |||
display = "deferToFrame" ) |
Draw an `lsst.afw.detection.Footprint` on a display frame with the specified ctype. Parameters ---------- foot : `lsst.afw.detection.Footprint` borderWidth : `float` Include an extra borderWidth pixels origin If ``origin`` is present, it's arithmetically added to the Footprint XY0 if ``XY0`` is present is subtracted from the Footprint frame ctype : `str` The desired color, either e.g. `lsst.afw.display.RED` or a color name known to X11 bin : `int` All Footprint coordinates are divided by bin, as is right and proper for overlaying on a binned image peaks : `bool` If peaks is `True`, also show the object's Peaks using the specified ``symb`` and ``size`` and ``ctypePeak`` symb : `str` size : `float` ctypePeak : `str` The desired color for peaks, either e.g. `lsst.afw.display.RED` or a color name known to X11 display : `str`
Definition at line 388 of file utils.py.