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# $Id: tableiter.py,v 1.6 2006/12/11 02:46:08 gvandiep Exp $
# Make interface to class TableIterProxy available.
from ._tables import TableIter
from .table import table;
class tableiter(TableIter):
"""The Python interface to Casacore table iterators
A `tableiter` allows iteration through a table based on the contents
of one or more columns. Each step in the iteration process forms
a subset of the table for which the specified columns have the same value.
It can easily be constructed using the :func:`table.iter` method as done
in the example below::
t = table('3c343.MS')
for ts in t.iter('ANTENNA1'):
print ts.nrows()
In this example `ts` will be a so-called reference table which can be
operated on like any other table object.
Multiple column names should be given in a sequence (tuple or list).
"""
def __init__(self, table, columnnames, order='', sort=True):
st = sort;
if isinstance(sort, bool):
st = 'heapsort';
if not sort:
st = 'nosort'
TableIter.__init__ (self, table, columnnames, order, st);
def __iter__ (self):
# __iter__ is needed
return self;
def next (self):
# next returns a Table object, so turn that into table.
return table (self._next(), _oper=3);
def reset (self):
"""Reset the iterator to the beginning."""
self._reset();
__next__ = next
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