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There is a current unfinished implementation under ImportDialog.receive(). This is connected to an observer which will call receive with a dictionary of parameter ranges that can be used to query the database. The function should find a list of objects matches all specified queries, where a '' field denotes that the user left this field blank. Objects should then be displayed to the screen just as the other functions do in ImportDialog
The dictionary params are:
key
value
format
desc
date
'0000-00-00'
year-month-day
The outer date of the time range
btime
'00-00-00'
hour-minute-second
Beginning time range (btime -> etime)
etime
'00-00-00'
hour-minute-second
Ending time range
blat
'0.0'
float
Beginning latitude range (blat -> elat)
elat
'0.0'
float
Ending latitude range
balt
'0.0'
float
Beginning altitude range (balt -> ealt)
ealt
'0.0'
float
Ending altitude range
plot
PLOTS
string
Type of plot ('backscattered' etc..)
ampm
'am'/'pm'
string
Whether the time range is AM or PM
file
'.....hdf'
string
File name
Use these to get a list of all objects that match the values of these keys (e.g. rng['date'])
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There is a probable bug with 919f490 , in that the AM/PM specifier might need to be checked, and if yes add 43200 seconds onto get_sec (12 hours).
I don't have any files to test this bug with, so I'm just logging it for now before this issue can be finished. I'm guessing the search will fail if you have objects from a similar time range but separated by AM/PM only
There is a current unfinished implementation under
ImportDialog.receive()
. This is connected to an observer which will callreceive
with a dictionary of parameter ranges that can be used to query the database. The function should find a list of objects matches all specified queries, where a''
field denotes that the user left this field blank. Objects should then be displayed to the screen just as the other functions do inImportDialog
The dictionary params are:
Use these to get a list of all objects that match the values of these keys (e.g.
rng['date']
)The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: