Bases: cf.utils.List
An ordered sequence of fields.
Each element of a field list is a cf.Field object.
A field list has all of the callable methods, reserved attributes and reserved CF properties that a field object has. When used with a field list, a callable method or a reserved attribute or CF property is applied independently to each field and, unless a method (or assignment to a reserved attribute or CF property) carries out an in-place change to each field, a sequence of the results is returned. The type of sequence that may be returned will either be a new cf.FieldList object or else a cf.List object.
In addition, a field list supports the python list-like operations (such as indexing and methods like append), but not the python list arithmetic and comparison behaviours. Any field list arithmetic and comparison operation is applied independently to each field element, so all of the operators defined for a field are allowed.
Initialization
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Examples
>>> fl = cf.FieldList()
>>> len(fl)
0
>>> f
<CF Field: air_temperature() K>
>>> fl = cf.FieldList(f)
>>> len(fl
1
>>> fl = cf.FieldList([f, f])
>>> len(fl)
2
>>> fl = cf.FieldList(cf.FieldList([f] * 3))
>>> len(fl)
3
add_offset | The add_offset CF property of each field. |
calendar | The calendar CF property of each field. |
cell_methods | The cell_methods CF property of each field. |
comment | The comment CF property of each field. |
Conventions | The Conventions CF property of each field. |
_FillValue | The _FillValue CF property of each field. |
flag_masks | The flag_masks CF property of each field. |
flag_meanings | The flag_meanings CF property of each field. |
flag_values | The flag_values CF property of each field. |
history | The history CF property of each field. |
institution | The institution CF property of each field. |
leap_month | The leap_month CF property of each field. |
leap_year | The leap_year CF property of each field. |
long_name | The long_name CF property of each field. |
missing_value | The missing_value CF property of each field. |
month_lengths | The month_lengths CF property of each field. |
references | The references CF property of each field. |
scale_factor | The scale_factor CF property of each field. |
source | The source CF property of each field. |
standard_error_multiplier | The standard_error_multiplier CF property of each field. |
standard_name | The standard_name CF property of each field. |
title | The title CF property of each field. |
units | The units CF property of each field. |
valid_max | The valid_max CF property of each field. |
valid_min | The valid_min CF property of each field. |
valid_range | The valid_range CF property of each field. |
array | The array attribute for each field. |
data | The data attribute of each field. |
cf.FieldList.dtarray | |
cf.FieldList.dtvarray | |
dtype | The dtype attribute for each field. |
hardmask | The hardmask attribute of each field. |
isscalar | The isscalar attribute of each field. |
mask | The mask attribute of each field. |
ndim | The ndim attribute for each field. |
shape | The shape attribute for each field. |
size | The size attribute for each field. |
Units | The Units attribute of each field. |
varray | The varray attribute for each field. |
ancillary_variables | The ancillary_variables attribute of each field. |
cf.FieldList.attributes | |
cf.FieldList.day | |
domain | The domain attribute of each field. |
cf.FieldList.hour | |
Flags | The Flags attribute of each field. |
cf.FieldList.max | |
cf.FieldList.min | |
cf.FieldList.minute | |
cf.FieldList.month | |
properties | The properties attribute of each field. |
cf.FieldList.second | |
subspace | Subspace each field in the list, returning a new list of fields. |
cf.FieldList.unique | |
cf.FieldList.year |
aux | Return an auxiliary coordinate object, or its domain identifier, from each field. |
auxs | Return auxiliary coordinate objects from each field. |
axes | Return domain axis identifiers from each field. |
binary_mask | Return a binary (0 and 1) missing data mask for each field. |
chunk | Partition the data array of each field. |
clip | Clip (limit) the values in the data array of each field in place. |
close | Close all referenced open data files from each field. |
cm | Return a cell measure object, or its domain identifier, from each field. |
cms | Return cell measure objects from each field. |
coord | Return a dimension or auxiliary coordinate object, or its domain identifier, from each field. |
coords | Return dimension or auxiliary coordinate objects from each field. |
copy | Return a deep copy. |
cos | Take the trigonometric cosine of the data array of each field. |
data_axes | Return the axes of a domain item from each field. |
datum | Return an element of the data array of each field as a standard Python |
delattr | Delete a named attribute on each element of the list. |
delprop | Delete a CF property from each field. |
dim | Return a dimension coordinate object, or its domain identifier, from each field. |
dims | Return dimension coordinate objects from each field. |
dump | Return a full description of each the field. |
equals | |
expand_dims | Insert a size 1 axis into the data array of each field in place. |
fill_value | Return the data array missing data value for each field. |
flip | Flip axes the data array of each field. |
getattr | Get a named attribute from each element of the list. |
getprop | Get a CF property from each field. |
hasattr | Return whether an attribute exists for each element of the list. |
hasprop | For each field, return True if a CF property exists, otherise False. |
identity | Return the identity of each field. |
indices | For each field, return the data array indices which correspond to item values. |
insert_data | Insert a new data array into the only field in place. |
item | Return a domain item, or its domain identifier, from each field. |
item_axes | Return the axes of a domain item from each field. |
items | Return domain items from each field. |
iter | Return an iterator over the results of a method applied to the field list. |
cf.FieldList.mask_invalid | |
match | Test whether or not each field satisfies the given conditions. |
method | Return the results of a method applied to each field. |
name | Return a name for each field. |
override_units | Override the data array units in place. |
remove_axes | Remove and return axes from each field. |
remove_axis | Remove and return an axis from each field. |
remove_data | Remove and return the data array from each field. |
remove_item | Remove and return a domain item from each field. |
remove_items | Remove and return domain items from each field. |
select | Return the fields which satisfy the given conditions. |
set_equals | True if two instances are set-wise equal, False otherwise. |
setattr | Set a named attribute on each element of the list. |
setdata | Set data array elements depending on a condition. |
setprop | Set a CF property on each field. |
sin | Take the trigonometric sine of the data array of each field. |
squeeze | Insert size 1 axes into the data array of each field. |
subspace | Subspace each field in the list, returning a new list of fields. |
transform | Return a transform object, or its domain identifier, from each field. |
transforms | Return transform objects from each field. |
transpose | Permute the dimensions of the data array of each field in place. |
unsqueeze | Insert size 1 axes into the data array of each field. |
These methods provide functionality similar to that of a built-in list.
Undocumented methods behave exactly as their counterparts in a built-in list.
append | |
count | Return the number of occurrences of a value |
extend | |
index | Return the first index of a value. |
insert | |
pop | |
reverse | |
sort | Sort the fields in place. |
Any arithmetic, bitwise or comparison operation is applied independently to each field element, so all of operators defined for a field are allowed.
In particular, the usual list-like operator behaviours do not apply. For example, the + operator will concatenate two built-in lists, but adding 2 to a field list will add 2 to the data array of each of its fields.