Makefile has a new 'nogui' target to build msspec without
any graphical user interface. Exporting data to text files
and *.png images are still possible. Useful for installing
on headless machines or if the gui is too difficult to
install (due to WxPython).
It is possible to install msspec without gui, which
reduces a lot the number of dependencies. It is still possible
to export the results as *.png or to view the cluster with
the ase gui.
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The automatic resizing is not working very well in WXPython along with
matplotlib with the WxAgg backend. It is an attempt to improve this but
does not change anything unfortunately. This is a problem of WX + mpl.
The Curve comparison is possible through R-Factor analysis.
Further comparison like shape analysis, similarity index... will
be included later.
Data export is now possible through the gui menu or as a method of
the Data object.
The PED spectroscopy by the matrix inversion algorithm is now
included.
This commit also includes:
* some changes in default values in parameters.py for eigval_ipwm, eigval_method
in SpecParameters and phi in SourceParameters
* a modification in the cluster viewer: the mouse wheel allows to change the
transparency and see the emitter
* in utils.py, the hemispherical_cluster function has a new keyword that allows
to create cylindrical clusters
It was impossible to perform an energy scan in EIG spectroscopy.
The calculator and calcio modules were corrected.
We can now compute the spectral radius vs energy with and without
renormalization for EIG spectroscopy mode
The G_n, Sigma_n, Z_n and Lowdin K^2 methods are supported for
the inversion algorithm.
This commit fixes also several issues in the GUI and in the
hemispherical_cluster function
* Started port of the previous CI.bash
* Also fix bug in spec.f (stdout was closed so nothing appeared on screen
at the second call to libspec)
* Work on test suite
- utils to create clusters are tested
- PED calculator for polar and azimutal scans are tested
Sylvain Tricot
Sylvain Tricot