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PyTao is Python interface for Tao, which is based on the Bmad subroutine library for relativistic charged–particle and X-ray simulations in accelerators and storage rings.
PyTao is Python interface for Tao, which is based on the Bmad subroutine library for relativistic charged–particle and X-ray simulations in accelerators and storage rings.
Documentation for Bmad and Tao, as well as information for downloading the code if needed is given on the Bmad website.
Currently PyTao requires an installed Bmad distribution compiled with the ACC_ENABLE_SHARED="Y" or ACC_ENABLE_SHARED_ONLY="Y" flag. This can be set in the bmad_dist/util/dist_prefs file (the default setting is fine).
$ pytao -init tao.init
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Initializing Tao object with the following: -init tao.init
Type`tao.` and hit tab to see available commands.
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In [1]: tao
Out[1]: <Tao init='-init tao.init' so_lib='/path/to/libtao.so'>
To use PyTao's plotting with Matplotlib ("mpl", alternatively Bokeh "bokeh"), use the --pyplot argument.
$ pytao --pyplot=mpl -init "$ACC_ROOT_DIR/bmad-doc/tao_examples/cbeta_cell/tao.init"
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Initializing Tao object with: -init /Users/klauer/Repos/bmad/bmad-doc/tao_examples/cbeta_cell/tao.init
Type `tao.` and hit tab to see available commands.
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* Matplotlib mode configured. Pyplot available as `plt`. *
PyTao is Python interface for Tao, which is based on the Bmad subroutine library for relativistic charged–particle and X-ray simulations in accelerators and storage rings.
