import plotting.plot_radial_integ
import io.spec_read

scan_nr=565;
%backgroundscan=343;

base_path='~/Data10/';
eaccount=beamline.identify_eaccount;
%spec_data = spec_read(base_path,'ScanNr',scan_nr);
%transmission_data=mean(spec_data.diode);
datafile=sprintf('%sanalysis/radial_integration/%s_1_%05d_00000_00000_integ.mat',base_path,eaccount,scan_nr);
%backgroundfile=sprintf('%sanalysis/radial_integration/%s_1_%05d_00000_00000_integ.mat',base_path,eaccount,backgroundscan);
%spec_data_bgr = spec_read(base_path,'ScanNr',backgroundscan);
%transmission_bgr=mean(spec_data_bgr.diode);
%correction=transmission_data/transmission_bgr;

plot_radial_integ(...
datafile,...
'FigNo',102,...             number of the figure for plotting the integrated intensities, default is 100
'NewFig',1,...              open a new figure for each file, default is 0
'ClearFig',0,...            clear the figure before plotting, default is 1
'XLog',1,...                logarithmic scaling of the x-axis, default is 0
'YLog',1,...                logarithmic scaling of the y-axis, default is 1
'PlotQ',0,...               plot as a function of momentum transfer q rather than pixel no., default is 0
'PlotAngle',0,...           plot as a function of the azimuthal angle rather than q or the radius, default is 0
'RadiusRange',[],...        for azimuthal plots the intensity over this radius range is averaged, default is [] for all radii
'QMulPow',[],...        multiply intensity with q to the power of this value, default is [ ] for no multiplication
'Inverse_nm',1,...          plot q in inverse nm rather than inverse Angstroem, default is 0
'SegAvg',1,...              average over angular segments rather than plotting them with different line colours, default is 1
'SegRange',[],...           segment range to plot, default is [] for all segments
'LegendMulSeg',1,...        show a legend in case of multiple segments being plotted, default is 1
'PointAvg',0,...            plot the average of all intensity curves in the file, which typically means the average of a scan line, default is 1
'PointRange',[]);%,...         %point range to plot, default is [] for all points in a file
%'BgrFilename',backgroundfile,... %         background to subtract from each intensity profile, must have the same dimensions the data have
%'BgrScale',correction);        %        scaling factor to apply to the backgroubnd data, default is 1.000e+00
%'Axis',<[ x_from x_to y_from y_to ]>   fixed scale for the plot
%'SleepTime',<seconds>                wait time after each plot, default is 0.000
%'XLog',<0-no, 1-yes>                 logarithmic scaling of the x-axis, default is 0
%'YLog',<0-no, 1-yes>                 logarithmic scaling of the y-axis, default is 1
%'FilenameIntegMasks',<filename>      Matlab file containing the integration masks, needed for normalization in case of averaging over radii, default is '~/Data10/analysis/data/pilatus_integration_masks.mat'
%'BgrFilename',<'filename'>           background to subtract from each intensity profile, must have the same dimensions the data have
%'BgrScale',<value>                   scaling factor to apply to the backgroubnd data, default is 1.000e+00
%'BgrPoint',<integer>                 point to use from the file BgrFilename, default is 1, use [] to subtract 1:1

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