YetAnotherCoupler: plot_weights Namespace Reference

Functions
	plot_weights (fig, ax, weightsfile, src_grid, tgt_grid, src_idx=None, tgt_idx=None, zoom=1, quiver_kwargs={})

	cell_extent (grid, idx, zoom=4)

	main (source_grid, target_grid, weights_file, center=None, source_idx=None, target_idx=None, zoom=1, label_src_grid=None, label_tgt_grid=None, coast_res="50m", save_as=None)

Variables
	parser

	type

	help

	str

	nargs

	default

	float

	metavar

	choices

	args = parser.parse_args()

Function Documentation

◆ cell_extent()

plot_weights.cell_extent	(	grid,
		idx,
		zoom = `4`
	)

Definition at line 160 of file plot_weights.py.

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◆ main()

plot_weights.main	(	source_grid,
		target_grid,
		weights_file,
		center = `None`,
		source_idx = `None`,
		target_idx = `None`,
		zoom = `1`,
		label_src_grid = `None`,
		label_tgt_grid = `None`,
		coast_res = `"50m"`,
		save_as = `None`
	)

Definition at line 171 of file plot_weights.py.

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◆ plot_weights()

plot_weights.plot_weights	(	fig,
		ax,
		weightsfile,
		src_grid,
		tgt_grid,
		src_idx = `None`,
		tgt_idx = `None`,
		zoom = `1`,
		quiver_kwargs = `{}`
	)

Definition at line 16 of file plot_weights.py.

Variable Documentation

◆ args

plot_weights.args = parser.parse_args()

Definition at line 272 of file plot_weights.py.

◆ choices

plot_weights.choices

Definition at line 262 of file plot_weights.py.

◆ default

plot_weights.default

Definition at line 249 of file plot_weights.py.

◆ float

plot_weights.float

Definition at line 253 of file plot_weights.py.

◆ help

plot_weights.help

Definition at line 247 of file plot_weights.py.

◆ metavar

plot_weights.metavar

Definition at line 254 of file plot_weights.py.

◆ nargs

plot_weights.nargs

Definition at line 248 of file plot_weights.py.

◆ parser

plot_weights.parser

Initial value:

1= argparse.ArgumentParser(prog="plot_weights.py",

2 description=)

Definition at line 232 of file plot_weights.py.

◆ str

plot_weights.str