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<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no"?>
<Scenery>
This example shows how to code a spectrum in Python directly in the
XML file.
<Metric kind = "KerrBL">
<Spin> 0. </Spin>
</Metric>
<Screen>
<Position> 1000. 100. 1.22 0. </Position>
<Time unit="geometrical_time"> 1000. </Time>
<FieldOfView> 0.314159265358979323846264338327950288419716 </FieldOfView>
<Resolution> 32 </Resolution>
</Screen>
<Astrobj kind = "Python::ThinDisk">
Python::ThinDisk inherits from ThinDisk, we can set the usual
parameters:
<InnerRadius> 3. </InnerRadius>
<OpticallyThin/>
We could write a python module in a separate file, say
"gyoto_sample_spectra.py", and use the "Module" entity to load it:
<!--Module>gyoto_sample_spectra</Module-->
Alternatively, we can put the Python code inline using the
"InlineModule" entity. Common indentation will be removed so we
don't have to flush everything left .
<InlineModule>
class ThinDisk:
def emission(self, nuem, dsem, cph, co):
return dsem
</InlineModule>
Since there is only one class in the module, we do not need to
specify the class name here:
<!--Class>ThinDisk</Class-->
</Astrobj>
<MinimumTime> 0. </MinimumTime>
</Scenery>
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