pyworkflow.gui.matplotlib_image module¶

Several Image tools using Matplotlib.

class pyworkflow.gui.matplotlib_image.FigureFrame(parent, **kwargs)[source]¶

Bases: Tkinter.Frame

Create a Tk Frame that will contains a Matplotlib Figure. **kwargs arguments will be passed to Figure constructor. Valid options are:

figsize = (xdim, ydim) dpi = value frameon = (True|False)

getCanvas()[source]¶

getFigure()[source]¶

class pyworkflow.gui.matplotlib_image.ImagePreview(parent, dim, dpi=36, label=None, col=0)[source]¶: Bases: pyworkflow.gui.matplotlib_image.Preview

class pyworkflow.gui.matplotlib_image.ImageWindow(filename=None, dim=256, dpi=96, image=None, label=None)[source]¶

Bases: pyworkflow.gui.gui.Window

updateData(Z)[source]¶

updateImage(image)[source]¶

class pyworkflow.gui.matplotlib_image.MaskPreview(parent, dim, dpi=36, label=None, col=0, outerRadius=None, innerRadius=0)[source]¶

Bases: pyworkflow.gui.matplotlib_image.ImagePreview

updateMask(outerRadius, innerRadius=0)[source]¶

class pyworkflow.gui.matplotlib_image.Preview(parent, dim, dpi=36, label=None, col=0, row=0)[source]¶

Bases: Tkinter.Frame

clear()[source]¶

setWindowTitle(title)[source]¶: Set window title

updateData(Z)[source]¶

class pyworkflow.gui.matplotlib_image.PsdPreview(master, dim, lf, hf, dpi=72, label='PSD', Z=None)[source]¶

Bases: pyworkflow.gui.matplotlib_image.Preview

createRing()[source]¶

updateFreq(lf, hf)[source]¶

pyworkflow.gui.matplotlib_image.createBgImage(dim)[source]¶

pyworkflow.gui.matplotlib_image.getPngData(filename)[source]¶