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[cpo@psana1602 ~/examplePython]$ ipython
Python 2.7.10 (default, May 27 2015, 10:33:01) 
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IPython 2.3.1 -- An enhanced Interactive Python.
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In [1]: from psana import *
In [2]: ds = DataSource('exp=amotut13:run=206')
In [3]: det = Detector('AmoETOF.0:Acqiris.0')
In [4]: det.   (NOTE: user hits <TAB> after typing the "." to get list of available methods)
det.dettype                   det.runnum
det.env                       det.set_calib_imp
det.instrument                det.set_correct_acqiris_time
det.iscpp                     det.set_env
det.ispyt                     det.set_print_bits
det.pbits                     det.set_source
det.print_attributes          det.source
det.print_config              det.waveform
det.pyda                      det.wftime
det.raw                       
In [4]: det.waveform?  (NOTE: "?" operator returns help for specified method, including how to call it)
Type:        instancemethod
String form: <bound method WFDetector.waveform of <Detector.WFDetector.WFDetector instance at 0x7f07a5b96b90>>
File:        /reg/g/psdm/sw/releases/ana-0.17.14/arch/x86_64-rhel7-gcc48-opt/python/Detector/WFDetector.py
Definition:  det.waveform(self, evt)
Docstring:
Returns np.array with waveforms
        
In [5]: evt = ds.events().next()
In [6]: print det.waveform(evt)
[[-0.03222656 -0.03027344 -0.01757812 ..., -0.03222656 -0.01757812
  -0.03027344]
 [-0.07275391 -0.07275391 -0.07080078 ..., -0.07275391 -0.07080078
  -0.07080078]
 [ 0.04296875  0.04492188  0.04492188 ...,  0.04492188  0.04492188
   0.04296875]
 ..., 
 [-0.10351562 -0.09570312 -0.09179688    (NOTE: getting an event, since the above "Definition" line requires it)
In [6]: print det.waveform(evt)     (NOTE: calling the "waveform" method as required by the above "Definition" line) 
[[-0.03222656 -0.03027344 -0.01757812 ..., -0.1035156203222656 -0.0844726601757812
  -0.0957031203027344]
 [ 0.05615234  0.06982422  0.06982422 ...,  0.06591797  0.06787109
   0.06982422]
 [-0.15673828 -0.14453125 -0.16259766 ..., -0.15673828 -0.14892578
  -0.15478516]]
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