batplot 1.8.28__tar.gz → 1.8.30__tar.gz

batplot-1.8.30/MANIFEST.in

@@ -0,0 +1,2 @@
+include README.md LICENSE
+recursive-include batplot/data CHANGELOG.md

{batplot-1.8.28/batplot.egg-info → batplot-1.8.30}/PKG-INFO

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 Metadata-Version: 2.4
 Name: batplot
-Version: 1.8.28
+Version: 1.8.30
 Summary: Interactive plotting tool for material science (1D plot) and electrochemistry (GC, CV, dQ/dV, CPC, operando) with batch processing
 Author-email: Tian Dai <tianda@uio.no>
 License: MIT License
@@ -69,11 +69,14 @@ Dynamic: license-file
 
 ```bash
 pip install batplot
+# It is recommended to use separate environment for batplot to aviod compatability issues with dependencies.
 ```
 
 ## Quick Start
 
-Tutorial: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1NTFJWNBbWW4mgz0H5ZelGjuOBWxoFgkr/view
+- Tutorial: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1NTFJWNBbWW4mgz0H5ZelGjuOBWxoFgkr/view
+- Tutorial files: https://github.com/chem-plot/batplot/blob/main/batplot_tutorial.zip
+- Manual: https://github.com/chem-plot/batplot/blob/main/batplot_user_manual.pdf
 
 ---
 
@@ -88,12 +91,12 @@ In batplot, --xaxis is frequently used to indicate the data type.
 # Specify X-axis type (Q, 2theta, r, k, energy, time or any user defined names)
 # By defauly, batplot will skip the header lines, plot the first and second columns as x and y
 # Q and q are equivalent (case-insensitive)
-batplot pattern.xye --xaxis 2theta
-batplot data.qye --xaxis q
-batplot data.txt --xaxis whatever
+batplot pattern.xye --xaxis 2theta --i
+batplot data.qye --xaxis q --i
+batplot data.txt --xaxis whatever --i
 
 # Set X-axis range
-batplot pattern.xye --xaxis 2theta --xrange 10 80
+batplot pattern.xye --xaxis 2theta --xrange 10 80 --i
 
 # Save to file (default .svg if no extension)
 batplot pattern.xye --xaxis 2theta --out figure
@@ -104,64 +107,71 @@ batplot pattern.txt --xaxis Energy --out figure.png
 
 ```bash
 # Convert 2θ to Q using wavelength (Å), --xaxis is no longer needed as providing wavelength is implying that user wants to convert and plot the data in Q space
-batplot data.raw --wl 1.5406 
+batplot data.raw --wl 1.5406 --i
 
 # Per-file wavelength: file.xye:1.54, in this case --xaxis is also not needed and files will be plotted in Q space
-batplot scan1.brml:1.5406 scan2.xye:0.7093
+batplot scan1.brml:1.5406 scan2.xye:0.7093 --i
 
 # Convert and export to converted/ subfolder (q and Q equivalent)
 batplot data.xye --convert 1.54 q
 batplot data.qye --convert q 1.54
+
+# With --readcol for custom column layout (e.g. 2θ in col 3, intensity in col 4)
+batplot data.csv --readcol 3 4 --convert 1.54 q
+batplot f1.txt --readcol 2 3 f2.txt --readcol 5 6 --convert 1.54 q
 ```
 
 ### Stacking and normalization
 
 ```bash
 # Stack curves vertically (auto-normalizes)
-batplot file1.xy file2.xy --stack
+batplot file1.xy file2.xy --stack --i
 
 # Control spacing between stacked curves
 batplot file1.xy file2.xy --stack --delta 0.15
 
 # Normalize intensity to 0–1 (without stacking)
-batplot file.xy --norm
+batplot file.xy --norm --i
 ```
 
 ### Dual y-axis (right y-axis)
 
 ```bash
 # Plot selected files on the right y-axis (--ry disables --stack)
-batplot file1.xy --ry file2.xy --ry file3.xy file4.xy --ry --interactive
+batplot file1.xy --ry file2.xy --ry file3.xy file4.xy --ry --i
 # Files 1, 2, 4 use right y-axis; file 3 uses left y-axis
 
 # With --txaxis: right y-axis curves use the top x-axis (default: shared bottom x)
-batplot file1.xy --ry file2.xy --txaxis --interactive
+batplot file1.xy --ry file2.xy --txaxis --i
 ```
 
 ### Column selection and multi-curve
 
 ```bash
 # Read columns 2 and 3 as X, Y (1-indexed)
-batplot data.xy --readcol 2 3
+batplot data.xy --readcol 2 3 --wl 1.54 --i
 
 # Per-file columns
-batplot file1.xy --readcol 2 3 file2.xy --readcol 4 5
+batplot file1.xy --readcol 2 3 file2.xy --readcol 4 5 --xaxis r --i
 
 # Multiple curves from same file (cols 1,2 and 1,3)
-batplot data.xy --readcol 1 2 1 3
+batplot data.xy --readcol 1 2 1 3 --xaxis 2theta --i
 
 # Range: col 1 as x, cols 2–20 as 19 y-curves
-batplot file.txt --readcol 1 2-20
+batplot file.txt --readcol 1 2-20 --xaxis Energy --i
+
+# With --convert: use custom columns when converting XRD data
+batplot data.csv --readcol 3 4 --convert 1.54 q
 ```
 
 ### Derivatives and EXAFS
 
 ```bash
 # Plot first derivative (dy/dx)
-batplot file.xy --1d --stack
+batplot file.xy --1d --stack --i
 
 # EXAFS k-weighting
-batplot data.chik --chik           # χ(k)
+batplot data.chik --chik   --i        # χ(k)
 batplot data.chik --k2chik        # k²χ(k), most common
 batplot data.chik --k3chik --xrange 2 12
 ```
@@ -170,9 +180,9 @@ batplot data.chik --k3chik --xrange 2 12
 
 ```bash
 # Open interactive menu for styling, ranges, export, session save
-batplot pattern.xye --interactive
-batplot file1.xy file2.xy --stack --interactive
-batplot allfiles --xaxis 2theta --xrange 15 75 --interactive
+batplot pattern.xye --i
+batplot file1.xy file2.xy --stack --i
+batplot allfiles --xaxis 2theta --xrange 15 75 --i
 ```
 
 ---
@@ -186,54 +196,53 @@ batplot allfiles --xaxis 2theta --xrange 15 75 --interactive
 
 ### Galvanostatic cycling (GC)
 
+GC mode plots potential vs. capacity for each charge/discharge cycle—the primary visualization for battery cycling data. Batplot automatically detects cycles from Neware `.csv` or Biologic `.mpt` files, assigns each cycle a distinct color, and supports both specific capacity (mAh/g) and raw capacity. For `.mpt` files, pass `--mass` (mg) to compute specific capacity. Discontinuous or paused experiments are handled by splitting data into contiguous charge/discharge segments. Use the interactive menu to customize colors, visibility, and export.
+
 ```bash
 # From .csv (capacity in file)
-batplot battery.csv --gc
+batplot battery.csv --gc --i
 
 # From .mpt (requires --mass in mg)
-batplot battery.mpt --gc --mass 7.0
+batplot battery.mpt --gc --mass 7.0 --i
 
-# With interactive menu
-batplot battery.csv --gc --interactive
 ```
 
 ### Cyclic voltammetry (CV)
 
 ```bash
-batplot cyclic.mpt --cv
-batplot cyclic.mpt --cv --interactive
+batplot cyclic.mpt --cv --i
+batplot cyclic.mpt --cv --i
 ```
 
 ### Differential capacity (dQ/dV)
 
 ```bash
-batplot battery.csv --dqdv
-batplot battery.csv --dqdv --interactive
+batplot battery.csv --dqdv --i
 ```
 
 ### Capacity per cycle (CPC)
 
 ```bash
 # Single file
-batplot stability.csv --cpc
-batplot stability.mpt --cpc --mass 5.4
+batplot stability.csv --cpc --i
+batplot stability.mpt --cpc --mass 5.4 --i
 
 # Multiple files with individual colors
-batplot file1.csv file2.mpt --cpc --mass 6.0 --interactive
+batplot file1.csv file2.mpt --cpc --mass 6.0 --i
 ```
 
 ### Time vs potential
 
 ```bash
 # Plot time (h) vs potential from CSV/MPT
-batplot battery.csv --xaxis time --interactive
+batplot battery.csv --xaxis time --i
 ```
 
 ### Potential window (custom potential–time .mpt)
 
 ```bash
 # Two columns: potential, time. Use --pw and --cd to plot as GC
-batplot custom.mpt --gc --pw 0.01 3 --cd 0.2 --interactive
+batplot custom.mpt --gc --pw 0.01 3 --cd 0.2 --i
 ```
 
 ---
@@ -242,21 +251,28 @@ batplot custom.mpt --gc --pw 0.01 3 --cd 0.2 --interactive
 
 ```bash
 # Contour from folder of .xy/.xye/.qye/.dat
-batplot --operando --interactive
+batplot --operando --wl 1.54 --i
 
 # With folder path
-batplot /path/to/data --operando --interactive
+batplot /path/to/data --operando --xaxis 2theta --i
 
 # Q conversion from 2θ
-batplot --operando --wl 0.25995 --interactive
+batplot --operando --wl 0.25995 --i
+
+# Column selection: --readcolc for contour, --readcols for side panel (.mpt)
+batplot --operando --readcolc 2 3 --readcols 1 2 --i
 
 # Derivative contour
-batplot --operando --1d --interactive
+batplot --operando --1d --i
 
 # With CIF tick labels
-batplot folder phase.cif:1.54 --operando --interactive
+batplot folder phase.cif:1.54 --operando --i
 ```
 
+Operando column selection:
+- `--readcolc <x> <y>`: columns for the contour plot (from .xy/.xye/.qye/.dat files)
+- `--readcols <x> <y>`: columns for the side panel (from .mpt file)
+
 ---
 
 ## Plotting multiple files
@@ -264,27 +280,31 @@ batplot folder phase.cif:1.54 --operando --interactive
 ```bash
 # All XY files in current directory on same figure
 batplot allfiles
-batplot allfiles --stack --interactive
+batplot allfiles --stack --i
 
 # Only specific extension (natural-sorted)
 batplot allxyfiles
-batplot "/path/to/data" allnorfiles --interactive
+batplot "/path/to/data" allnorfiles --i
 
 # Explicit file list
-batplot file1.xye file2.qye structure.cif:1.54 --stack --interactive
+batplot file1.xye file2.qye structure.cif:1.54 --stack --i
 ```
 
 ---
 
 ## Batch export (--all)
 
-Export each file as a separate figure to `batplot_svg/`:
+Export each file as a separate figure to `Figures/`:
 
 ```bash
 batplot --all
 batplot --all --format png
 batplot --all --xaxis 2theta --xrange 10 80
 batplot --all style.bps --gc --mass 7
+
+# With --readcol for custom columns (put --readcol before style file)
+batplot --all --readcol 2 3 --xaxis 2theta
+batplot --all --readcol 2 3 style.bps --xaxis 2theta
 ```
 
 ---

{batplot-1.8.28 → batplot-1.8.30}/README.md

@@ -18,11 +18,14 @@
 
 ```bash
 pip install batplot
+# It is recommended to use separate environment for batplot to aviod compatability issues with dependencies.
 ```
 
 ## Quick Start
 
-Tutorial: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1NTFJWNBbWW4mgz0H5ZelGjuOBWxoFgkr/view
+- Tutorial: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1NTFJWNBbWW4mgz0H5ZelGjuOBWxoFgkr/view
+- Tutorial files: https://github.com/chem-plot/batplot/blob/main/batplot_tutorial.zip
+- Manual: https://github.com/chem-plot/batplot/blob/main/batplot_user_manual.pdf
 
 ---
 
@@ -37,12 +40,12 @@ In batplot, --xaxis is frequently used to indicate the data type.
 # Specify X-axis type (Q, 2theta, r, k, energy, time or any user defined names)
 # By defauly, batplot will skip the header lines, plot the first and second columns as x and y
 # Q and q are equivalent (case-insensitive)
-batplot pattern.xye --xaxis 2theta
-batplot data.qye --xaxis q
-batplot data.txt --xaxis whatever
+batplot pattern.xye --xaxis 2theta --i
+batplot data.qye --xaxis q --i
+batplot data.txt --xaxis whatever --i
 
 # Set X-axis range
-batplot pattern.xye --xaxis 2theta --xrange 10 80
+batplot pattern.xye --xaxis 2theta --xrange 10 80 --i
 
 # Save to file (default .svg if no extension)
 batplot pattern.xye --xaxis 2theta --out figure
@@ -53,64 +56,71 @@ batplot pattern.txt --xaxis Energy --out figure.png
 
 ```bash
 # Convert 2θ to Q using wavelength (Å), --xaxis is no longer needed as providing wavelength is implying that user wants to convert and plot the data in Q space
-batplot data.raw --wl 1.5406 
+batplot data.raw --wl 1.5406 --i
 
 # Per-file wavelength: file.xye:1.54, in this case --xaxis is also not needed and files will be plotted in Q space
-batplot scan1.brml:1.5406 scan2.xye:0.7093
+batplot scan1.brml:1.5406 scan2.xye:0.7093 --i
 
 # Convert and export to converted/ subfolder (q and Q equivalent)
 batplot data.xye --convert 1.54 q
 batplot data.qye --convert q 1.54
+
+# With --readcol for custom column layout (e.g. 2θ in col 3, intensity in col 4)
+batplot data.csv --readcol 3 4 --convert 1.54 q
+batplot f1.txt --readcol 2 3 f2.txt --readcol 5 6 --convert 1.54 q
 ```
 
 ### Stacking and normalization
 
 ```bash
 # Stack curves vertically (auto-normalizes)
-batplot file1.xy file2.xy --stack
+batplot file1.xy file2.xy --stack --i
 
 # Control spacing between stacked curves
 batplot file1.xy file2.xy --stack --delta 0.15
 
 # Normalize intensity to 0–1 (without stacking)
-batplot file.xy --norm
+batplot file.xy --norm --i
 ```
 
 ### Dual y-axis (right y-axis)
 
 ```bash
 # Plot selected files on the right y-axis (--ry disables --stack)
-batplot file1.xy --ry file2.xy --ry file3.xy file4.xy --ry --interactive
+batplot file1.xy --ry file2.xy --ry file3.xy file4.xy --ry --i
 # Files 1, 2, 4 use right y-axis; file 3 uses left y-axis
 
 # With --txaxis: right y-axis curves use the top x-axis (default: shared bottom x)
-batplot file1.xy --ry file2.xy --txaxis --interactive
+batplot file1.xy --ry file2.xy --txaxis --i
 ```
 
 ### Column selection and multi-curve
 
 ```bash
 # Read columns 2 and 3 as X, Y (1-indexed)
-batplot data.xy --readcol 2 3
+batplot data.xy --readcol 2 3 --wl 1.54 --i
 
 # Per-file columns
-batplot file1.xy --readcol 2 3 file2.xy --readcol 4 5
+batplot file1.xy --readcol 2 3 file2.xy --readcol 4 5 --xaxis r --i
 
 # Multiple curves from same file (cols 1,2 and 1,3)
-batplot data.xy --readcol 1 2 1 3
+batplot data.xy --readcol 1 2 1 3 --xaxis 2theta --i
 
 # Range: col 1 as x, cols 2–20 as 19 y-curves
-batplot file.txt --readcol 1 2-20
+batplot file.txt --readcol 1 2-20 --xaxis Energy --i
+
+# With --convert: use custom columns when converting XRD data
+batplot data.csv --readcol 3 4 --convert 1.54 q
 ```
 
 ### Derivatives and EXAFS
 
 ```bash
 # Plot first derivative (dy/dx)
-batplot file.xy --1d --stack
+batplot file.xy --1d --stack --i
 
 # EXAFS k-weighting
-batplot data.chik --chik           # χ(k)
+batplot data.chik --chik   --i        # χ(k)
 batplot data.chik --k2chik        # k²χ(k), most common
 batplot data.chik --k3chik --xrange 2 12
 ```
@@ -119,9 +129,9 @@ batplot data.chik --k3chik --xrange 2 12
 
 ```bash
 # Open interactive menu for styling, ranges, export, session save
-batplot pattern.xye --interactive
-batplot file1.xy file2.xy --stack --interactive
-batplot allfiles --xaxis 2theta --xrange 15 75 --interactive
+batplot pattern.xye --i
+batplot file1.xy file2.xy --stack --i
+batplot allfiles --xaxis 2theta --xrange 15 75 --i
 ```
 
 ---
@@ -135,54 +145,53 @@ batplot allfiles --xaxis 2theta --xrange 15 75 --interactive
 
 ### Galvanostatic cycling (GC)
 
+GC mode plots potential vs. capacity for each charge/discharge cycle—the primary visualization for battery cycling data. Batplot automatically detects cycles from Neware `.csv` or Biologic `.mpt` files, assigns each cycle a distinct color, and supports both specific capacity (mAh/g) and raw capacity. For `.mpt` files, pass `--mass` (mg) to compute specific capacity. Discontinuous or paused experiments are handled by splitting data into contiguous charge/discharge segments. Use the interactive menu to customize colors, visibility, and export.
+
 ```bash
 # From .csv (capacity in file)
-batplot battery.csv --gc
+batplot battery.csv --gc --i
 
 # From .mpt (requires --mass in mg)
-batplot battery.mpt --gc --mass 7.0
+batplot battery.mpt --gc --mass 7.0 --i
 
-# With interactive menu
-batplot battery.csv --gc --interactive
 ```
 
 ### Cyclic voltammetry (CV)
 
 ```bash
-batplot cyclic.mpt --cv
-batplot cyclic.mpt --cv --interactive
+batplot cyclic.mpt --cv --i
+batplot cyclic.mpt --cv --i
 ```
 
 ### Differential capacity (dQ/dV)
 
 ```bash
-batplot battery.csv --dqdv
-batplot battery.csv --dqdv --interactive
+batplot battery.csv --dqdv --i
 ```
 
 ### Capacity per cycle (CPC)
 
 ```bash
 # Single file
-batplot stability.csv --cpc
-batplot stability.mpt --cpc --mass 5.4
+batplot stability.csv --cpc --i
+batplot stability.mpt --cpc --mass 5.4 --i
 
 # Multiple files with individual colors
-batplot file1.csv file2.mpt --cpc --mass 6.0 --interactive
+batplot file1.csv file2.mpt --cpc --mass 6.0 --i
 ```
 
 ### Time vs potential
 
 ```bash
 # Plot time (h) vs potential from CSV/MPT
-batplot battery.csv --xaxis time --interactive
+batplot battery.csv --xaxis time --i
 ```
 
 ### Potential window (custom potential–time .mpt)
 
 ```bash
 # Two columns: potential, time. Use --pw and --cd to plot as GC
-batplot custom.mpt --gc --pw 0.01 3 --cd 0.2 --interactive
+batplot custom.mpt --gc --pw 0.01 3 --cd 0.2 --i
 ```
 
 ---
@@ -191,21 +200,28 @@ batplot custom.mpt --gc --pw 0.01 3 --cd 0.2 --interactive
 
 ```bash
 # Contour from folder of .xy/.xye/.qye/.dat
-batplot --operando --interactive
+batplot --operando --wl 1.54 --i
 
 # With folder path
-batplot /path/to/data --operando --interactive
+batplot /path/to/data --operando --xaxis 2theta --i
 
 # Q conversion from 2θ
-batplot --operando --wl 0.25995 --interactive
+batplot --operando --wl 0.25995 --i
+
+# Column selection: --readcolc for contour, --readcols for side panel (.mpt)
+batplot --operando --readcolc 2 3 --readcols 1 2 --i
 
 # Derivative contour
-batplot --operando --1d --interactive
+batplot --operando --1d --i
 
 # With CIF tick labels
-batplot folder phase.cif:1.54 --operando --interactive
+batplot folder phase.cif:1.54 --operando --i
 ```
 
+Operando column selection:
+- `--readcolc <x> <y>`: columns for the contour plot (from .xy/.xye/.qye/.dat files)
+- `--readcols <x> <y>`: columns for the side panel (from .mpt file)
+
 ---
 
 ## Plotting multiple files
@@ -213,27 +229,31 @@ batplot folder phase.cif:1.54 --operando --interactive
 ```bash
 # All XY files in current directory on same figure
 batplot allfiles
-batplot allfiles --stack --interactive
+batplot allfiles --stack --i
 
 # Only specific extension (natural-sorted)
 batplot allxyfiles
-batplot "/path/to/data" allnorfiles --interactive
+batplot "/path/to/data" allnorfiles --i
 
 # Explicit file list
-batplot file1.xye file2.qye structure.cif:1.54 --stack --interactive
+batplot file1.xye file2.qye structure.cif:1.54 --stack --i
 ```
 
 ---
 
 ## Batch export (--all)
 
-Export each file as a separate figure to `batplot_svg/`:
+Export each file as a separate figure to `Figures/`:
 
 ```bash
 batplot --all
 batplot --all --format png
 batplot --all --xaxis 2theta --xrange 10 80
 batplot --all style.bps --gc --mass 7
+
+# With --readcol for custom columns (put --readcol before style file)
+batplot --all --readcol 2 3 --xaxis 2theta
+batplot --all --readcol 2 3 style.bps --xaxis 2theta
 ```
 
 ---

{batplot-1.8.28 → batplot-1.8.30}/batplot/__init__.py

@@ -1,5 +1,5 @@
 """batplot: Interactive plotting for battery data visualization."""
 
-__version__ = "1.8.28"
+__version__ = "1.8.30"
 
 __all__ = ["__version__"]

{batplot-1.8.28 → batplot-1.8.30}/batplot/args.py

@@ -227,6 +227,9 @@ def _print_xy_help() -> None:
         "                              - <wl1> <wl2>  : convert 2θ from wavelength1 to wavelength2\n"
         "                              - <wl> q or Q  : convert 2θ (with wavelength) to Q space (q and Q equivalent)\n"
         "                              - q or Q <wl>  : convert Q space to 2θ (with wavelength)\n"
+        "                              Works with --readcol for custom column layout (per-file, per-ext, or global):\n"
+        "                                batplot data.csv --readcol 3 4 --convert 1.54 q\n"
+        "                                batplot f1.txt --readcol 2 3 f2.txt --readcol 5 6 --convert 1.54 q\n"
         "                              Examples:\n"
         "                                batplot file.xye --convert 1.54 0.25\n"
         "                                batplot file.xye --convert 1.54 q\n"
@@ -244,6 +247,7 @@ def _print_xy_help() -> None:
         "    Multi-curve: file.xy --readcol 1 2 1 3  (plot cols 1,2 and 1,3 as two curves)\n"
         "    Range: file.txt --readcol 1 2-20  (col 1 as x, cols 2..20 as 19 y-curves)\n"
         "    With wavelength: file.xy:1.54 --readcol 2 3  (col 2 as 2θ, convert to Q using λ=1.54 Å)\n"
+        "    With --convert: file.csv --readcol 3 4 --convert 1.54 q  (custom cols for conversion)\n"
         "  --readcolxy <x> <y>       : read columns for .xy files only\n"
         "  --readcolxye <x> <y>      : read columns for .xye files only\n"
         "  --readcolqye <x> <y>      : read columns for .qye files only\n"
@@ -335,6 +339,10 @@ def _print_op_help() -> None:
         "  • If a .mpt file is present, a side panel is added for dual-panel mode (time/potential/temp/etc.).\n"
         "  • Without a .mpt file, operando-only mode shows the contour plot alone.\n"
         "  • --1d / --2d: plot the first derivative (dy/dx) of each scan as a contour plot.\n\n"
+        "Column selection (operando-specific):\n"
+        "  --readcolc <x> <y>  : columns for contour plot (x,y in .xy/.xye/.qye/.dat files)\n"
+        "  --readcols <x> <y>  : columns for side panel (x,y in .mpt file)\n"
+        "  Example: batplot --operando --readcolc 2 3 --readcols 1 2 --i\n\n"
         "Interactive (--i): menu has (Styles), (Operando), (Side Panel), (Options) columns.\n"
         "Resize axes/canvas, change colormap, set intensity range (oz), side-panel options,\n"
         "geometry tweaks, toggle spines/ticks/labels, print/export/import style, save session.\n"
@@ -464,6 +472,10 @@ def build_parser() -> argparse.ArgumentParser:
                        help=argparse.SUPPRESS)
     parser.add_argument("--readcolcsv", nargs=2, type=int, metavar=('X_COL', 'Y_COL'),
                        help=argparse.SUPPRESS)
+    parser.add_argument("--readcolc", nargs=2, type=int, metavar=('X_COL', 'Y_COL'),
+                       help=argparse.SUPPRESS)
+    parser.add_argument("--readcols", nargs=2, type=int, metavar=('X_COL', 'Y_COL'),
+                       help=argparse.SUPPRESS)
     parser.add_argument("--1d", action="store_true", dest="derivative_1d", help=argparse.SUPPRESS)
     parser.add_argument("--2d", action="store_true", dest="derivative_2d", help=argparse.SUPPRESS)
     return parser
@@ -537,8 +549,8 @@ def parse_args(argv=None):
         match = re.match(r'^--readcol([a-z0-9]+)$', arg)
         if match:
             ext = match.group(1)  # Extract extension name
-            # Skip predefined extensions (already in parser)
-            if ext not in ['xy', 'xye', 'qye', 'nor', 'dat', 'csv']:
+            # Skip predefined extensions (already in parser) and operando-specific (readcolc, readcols)
+            if ext not in ['xy', 'xye', 'qye', 'nor', 'dat', 'csv', 'c', 's']:
                 custom_readcol_exts.add(ext)
         i += 1
     
@@ -574,17 +586,22 @@ def parse_args(argv=None):
     # does not consume it. When --readcol appears before any file (global),
     # store in global_readcol_expanded for post-parse.
     # Keys use the exact file token (e.g. "file.xy:1.54") for wavelength match.
+    # Style files (.bps, .bpsg, .bpcfg) are NOT treated as file tokens so that
+    # "batplot --all style.bps --readcol 2 3" uses global readcol, not per-file.
     # ====================================================================
     readcol_by_file = {}
     global_readcol_expanded = None
     filtered_argv = []
     last_file_token = None
+    _STYLE_EXTENSIONS = ('.bps', '.bpsg', '.bpcfg')
     i = 0
     while i < len(argv):
         arg = argv[i]
-        # Track non-option tokens as potential file specs
+        # Track non-option tokens as potential file specs (exclude style files)
         if not arg.startswith('-'):
-            last_file_token = arg
+            arg_lower = arg.lower()
+            if not arg_lower.endswith(_STYLE_EXTENSIONS):
+                last_file_token = arg
         if arg == '--readcol' and i + 1 < len(argv):
             tokens = []
             j = i + 1

{batplot-1.8.28 → batplot-1.8.30}/batplot/batch.py

@@ -14,6 +14,7 @@ from .readers import (
     read_gr_file,
     read_xrd_vendor_file,
     is_bruker_raw,
+    loadtxt_with_decimal_comma,
     robust_loadtxt_skipheader,
     read_mpt_file,
     read_ec_csv_file,
@@ -593,20 +594,20 @@ def batch_process(directory: str, args):
                 x, y = read_gr_file(fpath); e = None
                 axis_mode = 'r'
             elif ext == '.nor':
-                data = np.loadtxt(fpath, comments="#")
+                data = loadtxt_with_decimal_comma(fpath)
                 if data.ndim == 1: data = data.reshape(1, -1)
                 if data.shape[1] < 2: raise ValueError("Invalid .nor format")
                 x, y = data[:,0], data[:,1]
                 e = data[:,2] if data.shape[1] >= 3 else None
                 axis_mode = 'energy'
             elif 'chik' in ext:
-                data = np.loadtxt(fpath, comments="#")
+                data = loadtxt_with_decimal_comma(fpath)
                 if data.ndim == 1: data = data.reshape(1, -1)
                 if data.shape[1] < 2: raise ValueError("Invalid .chik data")
                 x, y = data[:,0], data[:,1]; e = data[:,2] if data.shape[1] >= 3 else None
                 axis_mode = 'k'
             elif 'chir' in ext:
-                data = np.loadtxt(fpath, comments="#")
+                data = loadtxt_with_decimal_comma(fpath)
                 if data.ndim == 1: data = data.reshape(1, -1)
                 if data.shape[1] < 2: raise ValueError("Invalid .chir data")
                 x, y = data[:,0], data[:,1]; e = data[:,2] if data.shape[1] >= 3 else None