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It makes sense to be able to specify the time frame to reconstruct. It looks like the code will take time frame definitions into account (although I have never tested this). It works by setting time frame definitions (defaulting to "empty") and current_frame_num (defaulting to 1). The frame definitions and frame number can be parsed. However, we have no set_time_frame_definitions, nor set_current_frame_num.
The frame_defs member is publically accessible though (amazingly). So, it can be set.
Nevertheless, we need to provide set functions, and make frame_defsprotected (I guess for STIR 7.0).
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It makes sense to be able to specify the time frame to reconstruct. It looks like the code will take time frame definitions into account (although I have never tested this). It works by setting time frame definitions (defaulting to "empty") and current_frame_num (defaulting to 1). The frame definitions and frame number can be parsed. However, we have no
set_time_frame_definitions
, norset_current_frame_num
.The
frame_defs
member is publically accessible though (amazingly). So, it can be set.Nevertheless, we need to provide
set
functions, and makeframe_defs
protected
(I guess for STIR 7.0).The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: