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Cannot find element database and get_xray_lines_near_energy() #45
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Here are the database: And the Lines 88 to 124 in e70cd5c
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But indeed, we should update the user guide to give working examples! Thanks for the catch. By the way, the test datasets now reside in |
This is designed to use internally and therefore not part of the public API. Do you think that they is a use case to make it part of the public API? If so, what would it be? |
The main concern is the potential added maintenance burden if the elements database is part of the public API. |
The function
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Yes, this is expected, why should it lists what is not part of the public API? |
Sorry if I bother you. I am simply looking for a way to see what functions are already implemented. |
If you want to know more about functionalities that is not public, you will need to search the source code. If you are interested in eds, it is only a few files. |
This should be fixed in #59: some of the functionalities were removed from the public API when splitting from hyperspy but it does make sense to add it back! |
Dear team of Exspy!
I really love the work you have done with exspy and hyperspy in general. I am just getting started in evaluating and analyzing EDS (TEM) data. I wanted to use the elemental database as well as the get_xray_lines_near_energy() function but cannot find it both in the Exspy and well as the hyperspy references. I noticed proviously that some functions where relocated to other (sub) libraries - maybe herin lies the problem.
Can you help me out where exactly to find the functions and possibly update the references as well as the EDS user guide (https://hyperspy.org/exspy/user_guide/eds.html) to show the correct usage.
I am using hyperspy and exspy in anaconda and have installed the newest versions (from conda forge). I could not, however find the correct command to check which version I have installed exactly, sorry.
Thank you in advance and kind regards!
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