atompy.Hist2d.save_to_file#
- Hist2d.save_to_file(fname, **kwargs)[source]#
Save the histogram to a file.
The first column in the file will be y, the second x, the third z. (this is chosen as such because the the standard hist2ascii-macro of our group outputs this order)
- Parameters:
- fname
str Filename, including filetype
- **kwargs
keyword arguments for
numpy.savetxt()
- fname