atip.utils
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Get the ATSimulator object being used by a unified Pytac lattice. |
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Get the AT lattice that the simulator is using. |
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Load an AT lattice from a .mat file in the 'rings' directory. |
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Load a unified lattice of the specifed mode. |
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Load the elements onto an 'elems' object's attributes by family so that groups of elements of the same family can be more easily accessed, e.g. 'elems.bpm' will return a list of all the BPMs in the lattice. |
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Load the elements onto an 'elems' object's attributes by type so that groups of elements of the same type (class) can be more easily accessed, e.g. 'elems.dipole' will return a list of all the dipoles in the lattice. |
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Pause or unpause the ATSimulator calculation thread. |
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Manually trigger a recalculation of the physics data on the ATSimulator object of the given unified Pytac lattice. |
- atip.utils.load_at_lattice(mode='I04', **kwargs)[source]#
Load an AT lattice from a .mat file in the ‘rings’ directory.
Note
I add custom attributes ‘Index’ and ‘Class’ to each of the elements in the AT lattice as I find them useful for debugging.
- Parameters:
mode (str) – The lattice operation mode.
kwargs – any keyword arguments are passed to the AT lattice creator.
- Returns:
An AT lattice object.
- Return type:
at.lattice.Lattice
- atip.utils.loader(mode='I04', callback=None, disable_emittance=False)[source]#
Load a unified lattice of the specifed mode.
Note
A unified lattice is a Pytac lattice where the corresponding AT lattice has been loaded into the Pytac lattice’s simulator data source by means of ATIP.
- Parameters:
- Returns:
- A Pytac lattice object with the simulator data
source loaded.
- Return type:
pytac.lattice.Lattice
- atip.utils.preload_at(at_lat)[source]#
Load the elements onto an ‘elems’ object’s attributes by type so that groups of elements of the same type (class) can be more easily accessed, e.g. ‘elems.dipole’ will return a list of all the dipoles in the lattice. As a special case ‘elems.all’ will return all the elements in the lattice.
- Parameters:
at_lat (at.lattice.Lattice) – The AT lattice object from which to get the elements.
- Returns:
The elems object with the elements loaded onto it by type.
- Return type:
obj (class)
- atip.utils.preload(pytac_lat)[source]#
Load the elements onto an ‘elems’ object’s attributes by family so that groups of elements of the same family can be more easily accessed, e.g. ‘elems.bpm’ will return a list of all the BPMs in the lattice. As a special case ‘elems.all’ will return all the elements in the lattice.
- Parameters:
pytac_lat (pytac.lattice.Lattice) – The Pytac lattice object from which to get the elements.
- Returns:
The elems object with the elements loaded onto it by family.
- Return type:
obj(class)
- atip.utils.get_atsim(target)[source]#
Get the ATSimulator object being used by a unified Pytac lattice.
- Parameters:
target (pytac.lattice.Lattice or ATSimulator) – An ATSimulator object or a Pytac lattice from which an ATSimulator object can be extracted.
- Returns:
The simulator object performing the physics calculations.
- Return type:
- atip.utils.get_sim_lattice(target)[source]#
Get the AT lattice that the simulator is using.
- Parameters:
target (pytac.lattice.Lattice or ATSimulator) – An ATSimulator object or a Pytac lattice from which an ATSimulator object can be extracted.
- Returns:
The corresponding AT lattice used by the simulator.
- Return type:
at.lattice.Lattice
- atip.utils.toggle_thread(target)[source]#
Pause or unpause the ATSimulator calculation thread.
- Parameters:
target (pytac.lattice.Lattice or ATSimulator) – An ATSimulator object or a Pytac lattice from which an ATSimulator object can be extracted.
- atip.utils.trigger_calc(target)[source]#
Manually trigger a recalculation of the physics data on the ATSimulator object of the given unified Pytac lattice.
- Parameters:
target (pytac.lattice.Lattice or ATSimulator) – An ATSimulator object or a Pytac lattice from which an ATSimulator object can be extracted.