ctdam.proc.seabird.routine module

class ctdam.proc.seabird.routine.ProcessingRoutine(processing_info)

Bases: object

Batch processing of running multiple processing modules in sequence is realised by this class. It also allows batch processing of multiple files at the same time. In order to accomplish that, a very specific input is needed, specified in detail by a configuration .toml file. For that reason, a thorough input check takes place upon initialization.

Parameters:

processing_info (dict) – All the information necessary to run a processing routine. Can be built internally in other python code or, more often, will be the input from a .toml configuration file.

create_modules()

Loads the module information into individual module instances.

A module is the representation of one Sea-Bird module of the same name. It stores the path to the executable and a configuration .psa file.

Return type:

list[ProcessingModule]

create_steps()

Creates a list of processing steps from the input information.

A step is the application of one processing module to a target data file, which usually is either .hex or .cnv .

Return type:

list[ProcessingStep]

find_xmlcon(input_file)

Recursively searches for a corresponding .XMLCON file to a given input file.

Parameters:

input_file (Path) – The path to the target input file.

Return type:

Path | None

run(timeout=60)

Performs the processing by calling the steps run methods in sequence.

start_thread()

Starts a separate process to run the processing.

This leverages parallel computing capabilities and allows the targeted killing of the processing, when necessary.

cancel()

Kills the running processing process.