Use masked indices for active_hkls in indexing

The "active_hkls" are supposed to use masked indices (indices for
the hkl data list where the exclusions and tThMax have already been
applied). Before, they were trying to use unmasked indices, which
refer to the hkl data list where exclusions and tThMax have not been
applied.

It appears this convention is done nearly everywhere in hexrd, so
we should do it too.

Signed-off-by: Patrick Avery <[email protected]>

hexrd/ui/indexing/create_config.py

@@ -17,7 +17,7 @@ def create_indexing_config():
     indexing_config = copy.deepcopy(HexrdConfig().indexing_config)
     material = HexrdConfig().active_material
     omaps = indexing_config['find_orientations']['orientation_maps']
-    omaps['active_hkls'] = active_hkl_indices(material.planeData)
+    omaps['active_hkls'] = list(range(len(material.planeData.getHKLs())))
 
     # Set the active material on the config
     tmp = indexing_config.setdefault('material', {})
@@ -57,17 +57,3 @@ def create_indexing_config():
     config.image_series = ims_dict
 
     return config
-
-
-def active_hkl_indices(plane_data):
-    # Return a list of active indices, taking into account exclusions and
-    # tTh limitations.
-
-    # These need to be lists, or the `in` operator won't work properly
-    hkls = plane_data.getHKLs().tolist()
-    full_hkl_list = [x['hkl'].tolist() for x in plane_data.hklDataList]
-
-    def hkl_is_active(i):
-        return full_hkl_list[i] in hkls
-
-    return [i for i in range(len(full_hkl_list)) if hkl_is_active(i)]