Cu mixd io / typo fixes #214
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WalkthroughThe recent updates to the codebase focus on refining data processing and export functionalities. Key enhancements involve iterating over correct dictionary structures, standardizing endianness handling, optimizing file writing operations, and adjusting argument orders for export functions to enhance code consistency and maintainability. Changes
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- gustaf/helpers/options.py (1 hunks)
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gustaf/io/mixd.py (12)
18-19: LGTM!The introduction of
_big_endian_intand_big_endian_doubleconstants ensures consistent endianness handling.
79-79: Ensure consistent endianness handling for vertices.The dtype parameter for
np.fromfilehas been updated to use_big_endian_double, ensuring consistent endianness handling for vertices.
84-86: Ensure consistent endianness handling for connectivity.The dtype parameter for
np.fromfilehas been updated to use_big_endian_int, ensuring consistent endianness handling for connectivity.
93-93: Ensure consistent endianness handling for boundary conditions.The dtype parameter for
np.fromfilehas been updated to use_big_endian_int, ensuring consistent endianness handling for boundary conditions.
123-130: LGTM!The
_ravelfunction is a useful helper for array manipulation.
132-144: LGTM!The
_write_raveled_intfunction ensures consistent endianness handling for integer data.
146-158: LGTM!The
_write_raveled_doublefunction ensures consistent endianness handling for double data.
224-224: Ensure consistent endianness handling for vertex data.The vertex data is now written using
_write_raveled_double, ensuring consistent endianness handling.
229-229: Ensure consistent endianness handling for space-time vertex data.The space-time vertex data is now written using
_write_raveled_double, ensuring consistent endianness handling.
233-234: Ensure consistent endianness handling for connectivity data.The connectivity data is now written using
_write_raveled_int, ensuring consistent endianness handling.
241-241: Ensure consistent endianness handling for boundary conditions.The boundary conditions are now written using
_write_raveled_int, ensuring consistent endianness handling.
288-288: Ensure consistent endianness handling for dual information.The dual information is now written using
_write_raveled_int, ensuring consistent endianness handling.gustaf/helpers/options.py (1)
278-278: Fix iteration over valid options.The loop iteration has been correctly updated to
_valid_options.values().
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So some of the examples are failing. specifically export_meshio and mixd_to_nutils. I will quickly check what the issue is. |
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examples/mixd_to_nutils.py (1)
11-12: Verify the argument order in export function calls.Ensure that the
exportfunction ingus.io.mixdandgus.io.nutilsmodules accepts arguments in the order(filename, mesh).Verification successful
The argument order in export function calls is correct.
The
exportfunction definitions ingustaf/io/mixd.pyandgustaf/io/nutils.pyaccept arguments in the order(fname, mesh), which matches the usage inexamples/mixd_to_nutils.py.Scripts executed
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Verify the argument order in export function calls. # Test: Search for the `export` function definitions. Expect: The argument order should be `(filename, mesh)`. rg --type python 'def export' | rg 'export\(filename, mesh\)'Length of output: 94
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Verify the argument order in export function calls. # Test: Search for the `export` function definitions. Expect: The argument order should be `(filename, mesh)`. rg 'def export' | rg 'export\(filename, mesh\)'Length of output: 49
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Verify the argument order in export function calls. # Test: Search for all `export` function definitions and display their argument lists. rg 'def export'Length of output: 206
examples/export_meshio.py (1)
47-47: Verify the argument order in export function calls.Ensure that the
exportfunction ingus.io.meshiomodule accepts arguments in the order(mesh, export_path).
This PR create an internal-use function to write a big endian file. It doesn't need to be part of API, just useful if you have extra arrays to export, e.g.,
mprd.Also, typo fixes
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Bug Fixes
New Features
Refactor
Examples