Description Usage Arguments Value Examples
Returns filenames and essential information (energy, projectile etc.) of all spc files that are found at a user-proveded location. Needed by AT.SPC.get.
1 | AT.SPC.get.list(path.to.files, endian = "little")
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path.to.files |
absolute path to spc files, including wildcard, e.g. *.active*.spc |
endian |
byte-order of the spc file to read, "big" (AIX) or "little" (Linux, VMS, etc., default). Only necessary if flavour = 'vanilla' |
A dataframe with path and file names, number of depth steps, projectile, target, beam energy, peak position.
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 | ## Download data from libamtrack homepage
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## To read a simple SPC file, use AT.SPC.read
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# To get SPC data for arbitrary energy, you first have to make libamtrack aware
## of the appropriate SPC files:
#
# spc.list <- AT.SPC.get.list(path.to.files,...) where 'path.to.files'
# should point to spc files
# OF ONE KIND, i.e. same
# projectile, target, active/passive
# # but different energies
# N.B.: This routine can also be used to browser spc files and check their
# integrity
##
## Using the returned list, you can get spc data for any energy in between
#
# spc <- AT.SPC.get(spc.list, energy = ...) This will can AT.SPC.read
# and AT.SPC.interpolate
#
## returns a list in which the actual data are found in spc$spc
## which can then used in spc related routines, e.g.
## AT.SPC.tapply, AT.SPC.convert.to.DDD, etc.
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## A spectrum at arbitraty can be obtain by using the data in spc$spc
## with AT.SPC.spectrum.at.depth.g.cm2
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