So, here is my first impression.
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The help of the command line is very hard to digest: after doing a copy / past of the full help in word, one ends up with 4 pages of command lines (without any line intervals). I feel like it has to be subdivided with the most important info at the top, or at least organize on the readthedoc webpage.
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I feel like reading through the config file should be easier:
- with most exotic functions at the very end (like beam hardening)
- more comments explaining what is what (trying to put the comments on the same lines as the commands to minimize the length of the file)
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Some info I was trying to get and did not find (I am not saying it is not there, but I did not find it within the time I spent looking at CLI):
- doesn’t explain it can mixed config files and options
- Doesn’t tell where data will be dumped. Personally, I don’t like the fact the recon are not in the same folder as the hdf files. I put experiment in one folder (PI name). If I switch to cli, hdf files should be transferred at the end of the scan into a sub-folder then rather than the GUP folder on txmtwo.
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Remark: if data has problem (flat field not at the good location for instance), I usually reshape stacks inside my recon script. I can’t do it here but I think the best way is to apply the fix to the hdf5 directly. I should make a bunch of scripts ready for this.
So, here is my first impression.
The help of the command line is very hard to digest: after doing a copy / past of the full help in word, one ends up with 4 pages of command lines (without any line intervals). I feel like it has to be subdivided with the most important info at the top, or at least organize on the readthedoc webpage.
I feel like reading through the config file should be easier:
Some info I was trying to get and did not find (I am not saying it is not there, but I did not find it within the time I spent looking at CLI):
Remark: if data has problem (flat field not at the good location for instance), I usually reshape stacks inside my recon script. I can’t do it here but I think the best way is to apply the fix to the hdf5 directly. I should make a bunch of scripts ready for this.