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Automatically add labels if they're contained in .json files
Hello there,
Based on our discussion today on the meeting, I opened this issue (hopefully it doesn't make any problem because it was in your TODO, otherwise just delete it) and I'll try to work on it on these 4 days coming that I'll have more free time! 😄
All the best,
Andreas Pappas
Hi Andreas, thanks for doing this! An example of a file with labels is: https://github.com/HSF/phoenix/pull/251/commits/8e6ffcb23c424d0e702a2c9eb0595be9fe33a20d
Yes, you can (in general you are free to work on any issue which hasn't been assigned to someone)
I have added the labels as eta/phi for all objects in the atlas.json file but for the tracks, I'm a bit confused on how to go about the labelling can you help me with that
Hi @Pratz2005 - sorry, I have been offline. Can you point me to your code?
Basically I would think you would follow the logic in private loadLabelsFile() {
So how I understood the problem was that in the json files there are no labels so I just wrote a python script to parse through the atlas.json file to add labels as eta/phi for all objects which have eta and phi as variables as shown in the example.
Aaah! No, sorry - that's not it. I don't care about what the actual content of the labels is - they are just placeholders.
What we want to do is to streamline adding labels to objects i.e. instead of this taking two steps:
- loading an event data file (e.g.
atlas.json, but it should work for all formats), - and then loading a
labels.jsonfile.
It should be one step: open the event data file, and then if the event data objects have a label attribute the we would automatically call this.three.addLabelToObject to put the labels into the 3D view.
Hi @EdwardMoyse can you assist me on how to test the issue on the UI. Do you want me to add labels into the view when i import the ATLAS_calibration.json file?