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[change] exportEvent now checks for existing picks of type 'fcheck' in xml file and replaces them with new picks

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Marcel Paffrath
2017-07-17 10:55:02 +02:00
parent 90e27f1d08
commit b286290797
2 changed files with 28 additions and 16 deletions
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pylot/core/io/data.py
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@@ -168,23 +168,32 @@ class Data(object):
if fnext == '.xml':
if os.path.isfile(fnout + fnext):
print("xml-file already exists! Check content ...")
cat_old = read_events(fnout + fnext)
cat = read_events(fnout + fnext)
if len(cat) > 1:
raise IOError('Ambigious event information in file {}'.format(fnout + fnext))
if len(cat) < 1:
raise IOError('No event information in file {}'.format(fnout + fnext))
event = cat[0]
if not event.resource_id == self.get_evt_data().resource_id:
raise IOError("Missmatching event resource id's: {} and {}".format(event.resource_id,
self.get_evt_data().resource_id))
checkflag = 0
picks = cat_old.events[0].picks
picks = event.picks
#remove existing picks
for j, pick in reversed(list(enumerate(picks))):
if pick.method_id.id.split('/')[1] == fcheck:
picks.remove(j)
print("Found %s pick(s), remove them and append new picks to catalog." % fcheck)
picks.pop(j)
checkflag = 1
if checkflag == 1:
event = self.get_evt_data().write(fnout + fnext, format=evtformat)
cat_new = read_events(fnout + fnext)
cat_new.append(cat_old.events[0])
cat_new.write(fnout + fnext, format=evtformat)
else:
self.get_evt_data().write(fnout + fnext, format=evtformat)
else:
self.get_evt_data().write(fnout + fnext, format=evtformat)
if checkflag:
print("Found %s pick(s), remove them and append new picks to catalog." % fcheck)
#append new picks
for pick in self.get_evt_data().picks:
if pick.method_id.id.split('/')[1] == fcheck:
picks.append(pick)
self.setEvtData(event)
self.get_evt_data().write(fnout + fnext, format=evtformat)
# try exporting event via ObsPy
else: