tiled_processing was slightly changed by removing the res_type argument

src/TiledViews.jl

@@ -384,11 +384,11 @@ end
 
 
 """
-    tiled_processing(tiled_view::TiledView, fct; res_type = Float32, verbose=true, dtype=Float32, window_function=window_hanning)
+    tiled_processing(tiled_view::TiledView, fct; verbose=true, dtype=eltype(tiled_view.parent), window_function=window_hanning)
     processes a raw dataset using tiled views by submitting each tile to the function `fct` and merging the results via the `window_function`.
 """
-function tiled_processing(tiled_view::TiledView, fct; res_type = Float32, verbose=true, dtype=Float32, window_function=window_hanning)
-    @time res = zeros_like(tiled_view, res_type)
+function tiled_processing(tiled_view::TiledView, fct; verbose=true, dtype=eltype(tiled_view.parent), window_function=window_hanning)
+    @time res = zeros_like(tiled_view, dtype)
     res.parent .= zero(dtype)
     @time win = get_window(tiled_view, window_function=window_function)
     ttn = get_num_tiles(tiled_view)
@@ -404,7 +404,11 @@ function tiled_processing(tiled_view::TiledView, fct; res_type = Float32, verbos
     return res
 end
 
-function tiled_processing(data, fct, tile_size, tile_overlap; verbose=true, dtype=nothing, keep_center=false, window_function=window_hanning)
+"""
+    tiled_processing(data, fct; verbose=true, dtype=eltype(data), window_function=window_hanning)
+    processes a raw dataset using tiled views by submitting each tile to the function `fct` and merging the results via the `window_function`.
+"""
+function tiled_processing(data, fct, tile_size, tile_overlap; verbose=true, dtype=eltype(data), keep_center=false, window_function=window_hanning)
     tiles = TiledView(data, tile_size, tile_overlap, keep_center=keep_center);
     return tiled_processing(tiles,fct; verbose=verbose, dtype=dtype, window_function=window_function)
 end

test/runtests.jl

@@ -80,7 +80,9 @@ end
     #tiles[:,:,:,:] .+= to_write[:,:,:,:] ;  # why can one NOT use [:,:,:,:]? 
     tiles .+= to_write ;  # why can one NOT use [:,:,:,:]? 
     @test sum(abs.(dest[50:end-50,50:end-50] .- 1.2)) < 1e-10
-    win2, mynorm = get_window(tiles, get_norm=true);
+    win2, mynorm = get_window(tiles, get_norm=true, verbose=true);
+    @test all(win .== win2)
+    tiles, win = TiledWindowView(dest, tile_size, rel_overlap=(1.0,1.0), get_norm=true);
     @test all(win .== win2)
 end
 
@@ -93,7 +95,7 @@ end
 @testset "eachtile" begin
     q = zeros(100,101);
     a=TiledView(q, (80,91), (0,0));
-    for (t,tn,tc) in zip(eachtile(a),eachtilenumber(a),eachtilerelpos(a))
+    for (t,tn,tc,tc2) in zip(eachtile(a),eachtilenumber(a),eachtilerelpos(a),eachtilerelpos(a,2.0))
         t[:] .+= tn[1];
     end
     @test q[end,end] == 2
@@ -102,8 +104,8 @@ end
 @testset "tiled_processing" begin
     q = ones(10,10,10);
     a = TiledView(q, (4,4,4), (2,2,2));
-    fkt(a)=sin.(a)
-    res = tiled_processing(a,fkt);
+    fct(a)=sin.(a)
+    res = tiled_processing(q, fct, (4,4,4), (2,2,2))
     @test maximum(res.parent) ≈ sin(1)
 end