def analyzeABF(self,ID):
        """
        Analye a single ABF: make data, index it.
        If called directly, will delete all ID_data_ and recreate it.
        """
        for fname in self.files2:
            if fname.startswith(ID+"_data_"):
                self.log.debug("deleting [%s]",fname)
                os.remove(os.path.join(self.folder2,fname))
        self.log.info("analyzing (with overwrite) [%s]",ID)
        protocols.analyze(os.path.join(self.folder1,ID+".abf"))
def analyzeABF(self,ID):
        """
        Analye a single ABF: make data, index it.
        If called directly, will delete all ID_data_ and recreate it.
        """
        for fname in self.files2:
            if fname.startswith(ID+"_data_"):
                self.log.debug("deleting [%s]",fname)
                os.remove(os.path.join(self.folder2,fname))
        self.log.info("analyzing (with overwrite) [%s]",ID)
        protocols.analyze(os.path.join(self.folder1,ID+".abf"))
def analyzeABF ( self , ID ) : for fname in self . files2 : if fname . startswith ( ID + "_data_" ) : self . log . debug ( "deleting [%s]" , fname ) os . remove ( os . path . join ( self . folder2 , fname ) ) self . log . info ( "analyzing (with overwrite) [%s]" , ID ) protocols . analyze ( os . path . join ( self . folder1 , ID + ".abf" ) )
Analye a single ABF: make data, index it.
        If called directly, will delete all ID_data_ and recreate it.
Analye a single ABF : make data index it . If called directly will delete all ID_data_ and recreate it .