drm-grep

drm-grep.py: search through a pile of DRMs for named fields

usage: drm-grep.py [-1snv] [ -m MATCH ] [-a ATTR] [ -j N ] DRM ...

where:

• DRM ... is a list of DRM pickles,

and:

• -a ATTR means: output the keyword ATTR (repeat -a for multiple keywords, or separate their names by commas)
• -S ATTR means: output the SPC attribute ATTR for obs[star_ind]
• -P ATTR means: output the SPC attribute ATTR for obs[plan_inds[0]]
• -m MATCH means: only produce output if MATCH is a keyword in the observation
• -1 means: output the CSV header ("line 1")
• -s means: output the DRM seed number
• -n means: output the DRM observation number

or the less-useful options:

• -v increases verbosity (output is to stderr)
• -j N means to use N parallel workers to process the files. By default, about 2/3 of the available cores will be used (20 on aftac1, 30 on aftac2). If N = 0 or 1, no parallel workers are used, which is helpful for debugging.

Extension: Some attributes are nested. To get at nested attributes, such as: drm[0]['char_mode']['lam'] use: -a char_mode.lam This extends to multiply-nested attributes, and to lists. The initial plan_ind is -a plan_inds.0 The last phase angle is: -a char_params.phi.-1

Typical usage:

  # (all arrival_time's)
  util/drm-grep.py -a arrival_time sims/HabEx_4m_TSDDtemp_top130DD_dmag26p0_20180408/drm/*

  # (char_time, but only looking at characterizations)
  util/drm-grep.py -m char_time -a char_time sims/HabEx_4m_TSDDtemp_top130DD_dmag26p0_20180408/drm/*