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I'm only selecting one angle at a time. I'm happy to work with 0.5 and 1.5' separately. I'll see how this works for me. Thanks a bunch! Tom Whittaker wrote:
Ben:
Sorry, got my languages mixed. Probably should say " for k in g: "
Looking at other routines in the library, though, I see most of them opt to
treat "g" explilcitly as a list -- so to follow that pattern you would say:
sum = 0.0
for k in xrange(len(g)):
sum = g[k] + sum;
Based on Don's note, though, it looks like there might be some
sampling issues because of the different angles, though.....
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