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fixes #397

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  • Documentation

    • Reformatted algorithm references in the quantitative data guide for improved readability.
    • Updated code examples in the mass spectrometry guide to demonstrate an enhanced filtering approach based on spectrum size, with revised expected outputs.
    • Expanded the installation guide to support additional Python versions (3.12 and 3.13).
  • Style

    • Refreshed the appearance of parameter names in documentation for clearer, more modern presentation.

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This pull request updates documentation and examples. It removes the :py:class: directive from a reference in the quantitative data guide, revises the mass spectrometry data reading example to use a new FilteringConsumer that filters spectra by minimum size, adjusts CSS styling for parameter names, and expands the list of supported Python versions in the installation guide. There are no changes affecting exported or public entities.

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File(s) Change Summary
docs/.../quantitative_data.rst Removed the :py:class: directive from the reference to FeatureFinder, altering the hyperlink formatting.
docs/.../reading_raw_ms_data.rst Updated code examples: added FilteringConsumer with a new constructor (min_spec_size parameter) and modified consumeSpectrum to filter spectra by size.
docs/.../_static/custom.css Changed the color of parameter names in Python function signatures from #16324F to #3f87d3.
docs/.../installation.rst Expanded supported Python versions to include 3.12 and 3.13, in addition to 3.9, 3.10, and 3.11.

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sequenceDiagram
  participant U as User/System
  participant FC as FilteringConsumer
  participant IC as Internal Consumer

  U->>FC: Call consumeSpectrum(spectrum)
  FC->>FC: Print spectrum size
  alt spectrum.size ≥ min_spec_size
    FC->>IC: Forward spectrum for further processing
  else spectrum.size < min_spec_size
    FC-->>FC: Discard spectrum
  end
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docs/source/user_guide/quantitative_data.rst (1)

29-31: Refine FeatureFinder Formatting.
The previous :py:class: directive has been removed from the reference to the FeatureFinder algorithm. The simple backticked link now reads as a plain name linked to the next chapter. Confirm that this format aligns with your overall documentation style and that readers can still easily identify the reference.

docs/source/user_guide/reading_raw_ms_data.rst (1)

155-183: Introduce and Validate FilteringConsumer Class.
The new FilteringConsumer class implementation is clear and demonstrates how to filter spectra by their peak count. The class takes an internal consumer and a min_spec_size parameter, and the consumeSpectrum method prints the spectrum size and conditionally forwards the spectrum.
A couple of minor suggestions:

  • Consider using a logging framework (or at least a configurable verbosity flag) instead of plain print statements for improved flexibility in production contexts.
  • Ensure that the indentation is consistent when users copy this example into their projects.
    Overall, the implementation is effective for documentation purposes.
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docs/source/_static/custom.css (1)

71-74: Update CSS color for parameter names.
The color property for the .sig-param > span.n:nth-child(1) > .pre selector has been changed from the previous darker shade to #3f87d3, which should enhance readability. Please verify that this new color meets the accessibility and branding guidelines.

docs/source/user_guide/installation.rst (1)

31-35: Expand Supported Python Versions.
The documentation now lists Python 3.9, 3.10, 3.11, 3.12, and 3.13 as supported versions. This update improves compatibility with newer Python releases. Please ensure that any dependent instructions or installation commands elsewhere in the docs are also updated accordingly.

docs/source/user_guide/reading_raw_ms_data.rst (1)

184-192: Demonstration of FilteringConsumer Usage.
The subsequent code instantiates a FilteringConsumer with a minimum peak size of 11 and uses it in conjunction with PlainMSDataWritingConsumer to filter and write out the MS data. This example effectively illustrates the filtering mechanism. Please verify that the example’s input and output file names (e.g., "test.mzML" and "out.mzML") are consistent with your documentation standards.

@cbielow cbielow requested a review from timosachsenberg March 14, 2025 12:49
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I recall that we changed some code to output to make it work again in notebooks and binder. This is now working ?

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cbielow commented Mar 14, 2025

yes it works, otherwise it would not pass CI :)

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Also in binder?

@cbielow cbielow merged commit e0bd392 into OpenMS:master Mar 22, 2025
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