Bases: cf.field.Field, list
An ordered sequence of fields.
Each element of a field list is a cf.Field object.
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
Parameters: |
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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
Domain axes
autocyclic | For each field, set axes to be cyclic if they meet conditions. |
Trigonometry
cos | For each field, take the trigonometric cosine of the data array. |
sin | For each field, take the trigonometric sine of the data array. |
tan | Take the trigonometric tangent of the data array. |
Exponents and logarithms
exp | For each field, the exponential of the data array. |
log | For each field, the logarithm of the data array. |
Rounding
ceil | For each field, the ceiling of the data array. |
floor | For each field, floor the data array. |
rint | For each field, round data array. |
trunc | For each field, truncate the data array. |
Statistics
collapse | For each field, collapse axes of the field. |
Miscellaneous mathematical functions
clip | Clip (limit) the values in the data array in place. |
Data array operations
Order and number of dimensions
expand_dims | For each field, insert a size 1 axis into the data array. |
squeeze | For each field, remove size 1 axes from the data array. |
transpose | For each field, permute the axes of the data array. |
unsqueeze | For each field, insert size 1 axes into the data array. |
Rearranging elements
anchor | For each field, roll a cyclic axis so that the given value lies in the first coordinate cell. |
flip | For each field, flip (reverse the direction of) axes of the field. |
roll | For each field, roll the field along a cyclic axis. |
regrids | For each field, returns the field regridded onto a new latitude-longitude grid. |
asdatetime | For each field, convert the internal representation of data array elements to date-time objects. |
asreftime | For each field, convert the internal representation of data array elements to numeric reference times. |
Comparison
equals | True if two field lists are equal, False otherwise. |
equivalent | True if two field lists are equivalent, False otherwise |
equivalent_data | Return True if two fields have equivalent data arrays. |
equivalent_domain | Return True if two fields have equivalent data domains. |
binary_mask | Return a binary (0 and 1) missing data mask of the data array. |
chunk | Partition the data array. |
close | For each field, close all files referenced by the field. |
cf.FieldList.concatenate | Join a sequence of fields together. |
copy | Return a deep copy. |
datum | Return an element of the data array as a standard Python scalar. |
dump | For each field, print or return a string containing a description of the field. |
fill_value | Return the data array missing data value. |
identity | Return the identity. |
insert_data | |
mask_invalid | For each field, mask the array where invalid values occur (NaN or inf). |
match | |
name | Return a name. |
override_units | For each field, override the data array units. |
cf.FieldList.override_calendar | |
promote | |
remove_data | Remove and return the data array of the field. |
select | For each field, return the field if it satisfies the given conditions. |
weights | For each field, return weights for the data array values. |
where | For each field, set data array elements depending on a condition. |
These methods provide functionality similar to that of a built-in list.
append | L.append(object) – append object to end |
count | L.count(value) – return number of occurrences of value |
extend | L.extend(iterable) – extend list by appending elements from the iterable |
index | L.index(value, [start, [stop]]) – return first index of value. |
cf.FieldList.inSert | |
pop | Raises IndexError if list is empty or index is out of range. |
reverse | L.reverse() – reverse IN PLACE |
sort | L.sort(cmp=None, key=None, reverse=False) – stable sort IN PLACE; |
__contains__ | Called to implement membership test operators. |
__getitem__ | Called to implement evaluation of f[index] |
__len__ | x.__len__() <==> len(x) |
__setitem__ | x.__setitem__(i, y) <==> x[i]=y |
Any arithmetic, bitwise or comparison operation is applied independently to each field element of the field list
In particular, the built-in list arithmetic and comparison operator behaviours do not apply. For example, adding 2 to a field list will add 2 to the data array of each of its fields, but the + operator will concatenate two built-in lists.
Comparison operators
__lt__ | The rich comparison operator < |
__le__ | The rich comparison operator <= |
__eq__ | The rich comparison operator == |
__ne__ | The rich comparison operator != |
__gt__ | The rich comparison operator > |
__ge__ | The rich comparison operator >= |
Binary arithmetic operators
__add__ | The binary arithmetic operation + |
__sub__ | The binary arithmetic operation - |
__mul__ | The binary arithmetic operation * |
__div__ | The binary arithmetic operation / |
__truediv__ | The binary arithmetic operation / (true division) |
__floordiv__ | The binary arithmetic operation // |
__pow__ | The binary arithmetic operations ** and pow |
__mod__ | The binary arithmetic operation % |
Binary arithmetic operators with reflected (swapped) operands
__radd__ | The binary arithmetic operation + with reflected operands |
__rsub__ | The binary arithmetic operation - with reflected operands |
__rmul__ | The binary arithmetic operation * with reflected operands |
__rdiv__ | The binary arithmetic operation / with reflected operands |
__rtruediv__ | The binary arithmetic operation / (true division) with reflected |
__rfloordiv__ | The binary arithmetic operation // with reflected operands |
__rpow__ | The binary arithmetic operations ** and pow with reflected |
__rmod__ | The binary arithmetic operation % with reflected operands |
Augmented arithmetic assignments
__iadd__ | The augmented arithmetic assignment += |
__isub__ | The augmented arithmetic assignment -= |
__imul__ | The augmented arithmetic assignment *= |
__idiv__ | The augmented arithmetic assignment /= |
__itruediv__ | The augmented arithmetic assignment /= (true division) |
__ifloordiv__ | The augmented arithmetic assignment //= |
__ipow__ | The augmented arithmetic assignment **= |
__imod__ | The binary arithmetic operation %= |
Unary arithmetic operators
__neg__ | The unary arithmetic operation - |
__pos__ | The unary arithmetic operation + |
__abs__ | The unary arithmetic operation abs |
Binary bitwise operators
__and__ | The binary bitwise operation & |
__or__ | The binary bitwise operation | |
__xor__ | The binary bitwise operation ^ |
__lshift__ | The binary bitwise operation << |
__rshift__ | The binary bitwise operation >> |
Binary bitwise operators with reflected (swapped) operands
__rand__ | The binary bitwise operation & with reflected operands |
__ror__ | The binary bitwise operation | with reflected operands |
__rxor__ | The binary bitwise operation ^ with reflected operands |
__rlshift__ | The binary bitwise operation << with reflected operands |
__rrshift__ | The binary bitwise operation >> with reflected operands |
Augmented bitwise assignments
__iand__ | The augmented bitwise assignment &= |
__ior__ | The augmented bitwise assignment |= |
__ixor__ | The augmented bitwise assignment ^= |
__ilshift__ | The augmented bitwise assignment <<= |
__irshift__ | The augmented bitwise assignment >>= |
Unary bitwise operators
__invert__ | The unary bitwise operation ~ |
__deepcopy__ | Called by the copy.deepcopy standard library function. |
__repr__ | Called by the repr built-in function. |
__str__ | Called by the str built-in function. |