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Change excel_ui functions to output OrderedDicts #334

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@JS3xton JS3xton commented May 16, 2020

Change excel_ui.process_beads_table() and excel_ui.process_samples_table() to output OrderedDict data structures keyed on IDs from corresponding Beads and Samples tables. Also update related code and documentation accordingly.

Closes #232.

All unit tests pass in Python 3.8 + Anaconda 2020.02 and Python 2.7 + Anaconda 4.4.0.

>python -m FlowCal.excel_ui -v -p -H -i ./examples/experiment.xlsx works without error in Python 3.8 + Anaconda 2020.02 and Python 2.7 + Anaconda 4.4.0. Outputs (plots and Excel file) generated before and after the change appear the same in Python 3.8 + Anaconda 2020.02.

>python ./examples/analyze_excel_ui.py works without error in Python 3.8 + Anaconda 2020.02.

-Change excel_ui.process_beads_table() and
 excel_ui.process_samples_table() to output OrderedDict data
 structures keyed on IDs from corresponding Beads and Samples
 tables.
-Updated related code and documentation accordingly.
@JS3xton JS3xton requested a review from castillohair May 16, 2020 03:59
@castillohair castillohair merged commit 1f4ca32 into taborlab:develop Jun 13, 2020
@JS3xton JS3xton deleted the ordereddict-outputs branch June 14, 2020 02:52
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