David Waterman
David Waterman
I keep an [emoji cheat sheet](https://github.com/ikatyang/emoji-cheat-sheet/blob/master/README.md) in its own folder in the left hand side "file" explorer. That can be navigated easily in the preview view using hyperlinks.
I'm waiting for this feature too. I want my community to be maintained by a few individuals from diverse labs for neutrality, not just by me. Also I have occasionally...
I like this idea. PHIL has some nice features and it would be laudable to gift that to the general Python community. The fact that "core PHIL" is extensible (e.g....
I have always thought of the Scan object as being primarily concerned with position in a rotation dataset. When I use a Scan I am typically using it for methods...
I guess base class --> sub class does work, as long as methods like `get_array_index_from_angle` don't exist in classes where they don't carry meaning
Can this be closed yet? Thanks.
@brisvag Sorry for the delay. Just to report, this branch is definitely an improvement for my use case. I'm finding I need to set the lower limit to about 2...
Reopened after discussion with @biochem-fan, because XDS corrects for this and therefore gives better results (unpublished)
> General impacts of reflections close to the rotation axis 'move' on the detector surface A nice illustration of this is to look at a stacked image. Here is 5°...
I note that the `dials.scale` syntax includes an optional third element that specifies the experiment, so `201:300` is actually equivalent to `0:201:300`. One could make this something like `0:201,300` or...