neutompy.misc.uitools

neutompy.misc.uitools.get_image_gui(initialdir='', message='Select image...')[source]

This function opens a dialog box to select an image (TIFF or FITS) and to get its file path.

Parameters:
  • initialdir (str, optional) – String defining the path of the initial folder to open in the dialog box.
  • message (str, optional) – String defining the dialog box title.
Returns:

fname (str) – String defining the file path selected using the dialog box.

neutompy.misc.uitools.save_filename_gui(initialdir='', message='Select folder and the name of the file to save...')[source]

This function opens a dialog box to select a file to save and get its file path.

Parameters:
  • initialdir (str, optional) – String defining the path of the initial folder to open in the dialog box.
  • message (str, optional) – String defining the dialog box title.
Returns:

fname (str) – String defining the file path selected using the dialog box.

neutompy.misc.uitools.get_folder_gui(initialdir='', message='Select folder...')[source]

This function opens a dialog box to select a folder and get its file path.

Parameters:
  • initialdir (str, optional) – String defining the path of the initial folder to open in the dialog box.
  • message (str, optional) – String defining the dialog box title.
Returns:

fname (str) – String defining the folder path selected using the dialog box.

neutompy.misc.uitools.get_filename_gui(initialdir='', message='Select file...', ext=None)[source]

This function opens a dialog box to select a file and get its file path.

Parameters:
  • initialdir (str, optional) – String defining the path of the initial folder to open in the dialog box.
  • message (str, optional) – String defining the dialog box title.
  • ext (tuple, optional) – Tuple defining the file types to show. It includes the description and a shell-style wildcards defining the extension of the files. E.g. to filter TIFF images: ((‘Tiff iamges’, ‘*.tiff *.tif’))
Returns:

fname (str) – String defining the file path selected using the dialog box.

neutompy.misc.uitools.get_screen_resolution()[source]

This function returns the screen resolution as tuple.

Example

>>> width, height = ntp.get_screen_resolution()