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Commit b0e61199 authored by Dan Nixon's avatar Dan Nixon
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Added docs page, fix diff out of spec range

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......@@ -384,11 +384,22 @@ void DataComparison::plotDiffWorkspace()
for(int row = 0; row < numRows; row++)
{
QString workspaceName = m_uiForm.twCurrentData->item(row, WORKSPACE_NAME)->text();
QString currentSpecName = m_uiForm.twCurrentData->item(row, CURRENT_SPEC)->text();
bool ok;
if(workspaceName == m_diffWorkspaceNames.first)
ws1Spec = m_uiForm.twCurrentData->item(row, CURRENT_SPEC)->text().toInt();
ws1Spec = currentSpecName.toInt(&ok);
if(workspaceName == m_diffWorkspaceNames.second)
ws2Spec = m_uiForm.twCurrentData->item(row, CURRENT_SPEC)->text().toInt();
ws2Spec = currentSpecName.toInt(&ok);
// Check that the spectra are not out of range
if(!ok)
{
// Set info message
QString infoMessage = workspaceName + ": Index out of range.";
m_uiForm.lbDiffInfo->setText(infoMessage);
return;
}
}
// Extract the current spectrum for both workspaces
......
Data Comparison
===============
.. contents:: Table of Contents
:local:
Overview
--------
.. interface:: Data Comparison
:align: right
The data comparison interface provides a method of comparing the spectra of
multiple :ref:`MatrixWorkspace <MatrixWorkspace>` (either pre loaded into
Mantid or loaded via the interface its self) using a preview plot.
Add Data
--------
.. interface:: Data Comparison
:widget: gbAddData
:align: right
This allows new data to be added to the comparison, this can be added by either
selecting a :ref:`MatrixWorkspace <MatrixWorkspace>` alrady loaded into Mantid
or by selecting a file to load.
Once the data has been selected the *Add Data* button can be used to add it to
the comparison, this will add a curve to the preview plot and assign it the next
unused colour for the curve (if all are in use then black will be used).
Data Table
----------
.. interface:: Data Comparison
:widget: gbCurrentData
:align: right
The data table shows a list of the current data shown on the plot including the
workspace name and currently plotted spectrum index. This also allows the curve
colour to be changed manually.
This also allows a spectrum index offset to be set on a per workspace basis,
this allows workspaces to be aligned relative to each other in the venet that
the spectra that you want to compare do not have the same spectrum index in each
workspace.
The value of the offset for a workspace defines the spectrum index that the
first spectum will line up to relative to the spectrum selection spin box. At
least one offset value must be zero (this is set check for automatically after
an offset value has been changed).
Diff
----
.. interface:: Data Comparison
:widget: gbDiff
:align: right
A diff spectra of two workspaces can be created by selecting two workspaces in
the data table (by holding Ctrl whilst making a selection) and clicking the *Diff
Selected* button, this will subtract the current spectra for the second workspace
selected from the current spectra for the first spectra selected and plot the
result spectra as a green curve on the plot.
If either of the diff workspaces are removed then the diff will be cleared. If
one of the workspaces can no longer be displayed as it is offset from the other
workspace then a messsage will be displayed in the diff tool and no plot will be
shown, however the diff will continue to function once both workspaces can be
displayed again.
The diff workspace is created by running :ref:`ExtractSignleSpectrum
<algm-ExtractSingleSpectrum>` on the two data workspaces and then using
:ref:`Minus <algm-Minus>` to calculate the difference.
.. categories:: Interfaces General
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