Thanks you ! I was missing the get_data() and get_real() fonction.
Hi David, I did not advanced on pygwy working with 64bits Gwyddion, but I continue to use my script from time to time. Currently I would like to extract 2D profile of a bunch of measures to save them into a .txt. How can I do that ? I think I must use get_profile and store it into a dataline but can't make it work. Thanks
Hi David, do you have any idea why pigwy doesn't work with the 64bit ? A clue on the source of the problem ? For the moment, I think this problem is well above my computer level. I'm a litlle bit lost, I seen that it's possible to create stand alone program using C, could it be a work around ? Thanks in advance
Hi david, Thanks to your help, we accomplished a lot in my lab throughout the year. Recently we moved to a new instrument to have a better resolution. Therefore the file size of our measures increased a lot, around 800MB in ".gwy". The 32bit version of gwyddion seems to don't handle it, but the 64bit seems to. Is there a way to automate the data treatment in the 64bit version of gwyddion ? Since pigwy only works with the 32bit one. Thanks for your help, Camille
It's working perfectly now, thank you so much for all the help!
It's working prefectly now, thank you so much for all the help !
I'll wait for the next version
Hi David, Currently (2.46), fit_legendre() is missing form the python API, but subtract_legendre()...
Hi, thank you so much for the help. My stand-alone script works almost perfectly...
Hi, thank you so much for the help. My stand-alone script works almost perfectly...
Hi, thank you so much for the help. My stand-alone script works almost perfectly...
Thanks (again) ! It works fine now ! One last thing (I promise !), I'd like to create...
Hi, It works perfectly from the /bin ! Thank you ! I'd also like to make an "Explicitly...
Thanks, I'll try !
Hi, I don't get the error anymore, but these warnings when it is execute from /bin:...
Hi, I don't get the error anymore, but these warnings : <python.exe:5600>: WARNING...
Hi, So by reading this forum and the pigwy tutorial, I managed to write a stand-alone...