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1 year ago Hello Jonas, Here's a list comprehension that does something like what you're asking:
from itertools import zip_longest
opm.radius_mode = True
[sm.list_surface_and_gap(ifc, g) for ifc, g in zip_longest(sm.ifcs, sm.gaps)]with output from the double gauss example:
[[0.0, 993938392063.0, 'air', '', 247816674315.63208],
[56.20237955932352, 8.75, 'N-SSK2', '', 28.17187921334009],
[152.2857975564008, 0.5, 'air', '', 27.135934152409657],
[37.68261994323691, 12.5, 'N-SK2', '', 24.62617295975861],
[0.0, 3.8, 'F5', '', 22.893920808862706],
[24.23130498959031, 16.36944492653564, 'air', '', 17.292567570792134],
[0.0, 13.74795696388906, 'air', '', 15.757601237873693],
[-28.37730627492329, 3.8, 'F5', '', 15.134796709700428],
[0.0, 11.0, 'N-SK16', '', 17.250080572337634],
[-37.9254645198716, 0.5, 'air', '', 18.926115740771415],
[177.4117591281233, 7.0, 'N-SK16', '', 20.349014535702512],
[-79.41142879681024, 61.4875364179821, 'air', '', 20.77628240612173],
[0.0, 0.0, '', '', 24.739123051719602]]The method list_surface_and_gap in SequentialModel is simple and it would be straightforward to write modified versions as standalone functions if this data isn't exactly what you want. Regards, Mike Hayford
Hello, I opened a .seq file and was able to plot it following your example in the docu.
How can I write its radii, thicknesses, materials and semi-diameters to python lists? Is there a method in ray-optics?
Kind regards, Jonas