Updated visualization for single lens.

Changes:
- Updated to use new mainWFS.py which has the lenslet array for the numerical solution
- Improved plot aesthetics
- Removed SingleLens.py which is no longer needed
- Attempted to improve readability and modularity
No I am not running a compiler, just a interpreter.

When I run the command I type in is *e.g.*:

>> python main.py



On 20 June 2014 16:25, Amy Deeb <notifications@github.com> wrote:

> In src/WFS/Visualize_SingleLens.py:
>
> > +figIi = pl.figure()
> > +conNum = pl.pcolor(xi*1000,yi*1000,Ii)
> > +pl.xlabel('x (mm)')
> > +pl.ylabel('y (mm)')
> > +pl.title('Normalized Numerical Intensity Distribution')
> > +pl.colorbar()
> > +
> > +# Plot Analytical Solution
> > +figIa = pl.figure()
> > +conAna = pl.pcolor(xi*1000,yi*1000,Ia)
> > +pl.xlabel('x (mm)')
> > +pl.ylabel('y (mm)')
> > +pl.title('Normalized Analytical Intensity Distribution')
> > +pl.colorbar()
> > +
> > +pl.show()
>
> I'm not sure why you get them sequentially. I thought that calling the
> pl.show() only at the end would display all three together (which is what I
> see here). Could it be a difference in how we compile the code? I am using
> the command line directly, are you using a compiler?
>
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