add flag for other img formats #6
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JBGreisman
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I don't generally feel like I need to approve these sorts of things anymore (I also have no means to test any changes).
That said... this looks good to me. My only suggestion would be to add these changes to all available commands (refine, calibrate, softlimits), not just index.
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Per jack's comment, I extended the use of format flags to the refine, calibrate, and soft_limits methods of the Experiment class. I ran a test on a Rayonix dataset and found that this worked without problems as before. |
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I added an argument when creating an experiment to allow for image formats other than the standard Rayonix format, e.g. the old MarCCD format.