A python code to read and work with Mangle masks.
The underlying code is in C for speed, and is based on some C++ code written by Martin White. Martin has posted his C++ code at https://github.com/martinjameswhite/litemangle
Currently supports ascii mangle polygon files, with and without pixelization. The code works in python2 and python3
Authors: Erin Sheldon. Long double support added by Eli Rykoff.
import pymangle # read a mangle polygon file m=pymangle.Mangle("mask.ply") # test an ra,dec point against the mask good = m.contains(200.0, 0.0) # test arrays of ra,dec points against the mask ra=numpy.array([200.0, 152.7]) dec=numpy.array([0.0, -15.0]) good = m.contains(ra, dec) # get the polygon ids ids = m.polyid(ra,dec) # get the weights weights = m.weight(ra,dec) # get poth polyids and weights ids, weights = m.polyid_and_weight(ra, dec) # generate random points ra_rand, dec_rand = m.genrand(1000) # generate randoms from the mask and with the additional constraint that they # are within the specified rectangle. This speeds things up if your mask is # relatively small compared to the full sphere; choose the box just big enough # to contain the mask. ra_min=200.0 ra_max=210.0 dec_min=0.0 dec_max=10.0 ra_rand, dec_rand = m.genrand_range(1000,ra_min,ra_max,dec_min,dec_max) # get the polygon weights weights = m.weights # read in a new set of weights m.read_weightfile(weightfile) # set the weights m.weights = weight_arraybuild and install python library
# using pip pip install pymangle # from source python setup.py install --prefix=/some/path
python -c 'import pymangle; pymangle.test.test()
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