Source code for honeybee_radiance_command.options.ra_xyze

# coding: utf-8

from .optionbase import (
    OptionCollection,
    BoolOption,
    NumericOption,
    TupleOption
)


[docs] class Ra_xyzeOptions(OptionCollection): """ra_xyze command options. Also see: https://floyd.lbl.gov/radiance/man_html/ra_xyze.1.html """ __slots__ = ( "_r", "_e", "_o", "_c", "_u", "_p" ) def __init__(self): """ra_xyze command options.""" OptionCollection.__init__(self) self._r = BoolOption("r", "produce run-length encoded RGBE") self._e = NumericOption("e", "exposure adjustment multiplier") self._o = BoolOption("o", "original units to which exposure is applied") self._c = BoolOption("c", "produce run-length encoded XYZE") self._u = BoolOption("u", "produce flat output") self._p = TupleOption( "p", "override standard Radiance RGB primary colors", None, 8, float ) self._on_setattr_check = True def _on_setattr(self): """This method executes after setting each new attribute. Use this method to add checks that are necessary for OptionCollection. For instance in ra_xyze option collection -c and -u don't go together very well. You can include a check to ensure this is always correct. """ if self._c.is_set and self._u.is_set: raise ValueError( 'Both c and u are set. The program can use either c or u but not both.') @property def r(self): """Produce run-length encoded RGBE""" return self._r @r.setter def r(self, value): self._r.value = value @property def e(self): """Exposure adjustment multiplier Adjust the exposure. If exp is preceded by a '+' or '-', the exposure is interpreted in f-stops (ie. the power of two). Otherwise, exp is interpreted as a straight multiplier. """ return self._e @e.setter def e(self, value): self._e.value = value @property def o(self): """Original units to which exposure compensation is applied""" return self._o @o.setter def o(self, value): self._o.value = value @property def c(self): """Produce run-length encoded XYZE""" return self._c @c.setter def c(self, value): self._c.value = value @property def u(self): """Produce flat output""" return self._u @u.setter def u(self, value): self._u.value = value @property def p(self): """Override standard Radiance RGB primary colors The eight floating-point arguments to this option are the 1931 CIE (x,y) chromaticity coordinates of the three RGB primaries plus the white point, in that order. The new primaries will be recorded in the header of the output file, so that the original information may be fully recovered later. """ return self._p @p.setter def p(self, value): self._p.value = value