Closed stefsmeets closed 3 years ago
Dear Stef,
Thanks a lot for reporting this bug. I just fixed it within my last commit to the 'develop' branch. Please, let me know if your example now works!
OK, I think it's this one: https://github.com/SCM-NV/pyZacros/commit/73becbed6b005aa101afe1860818b6b22f285212
I will have a try.
Yeah, that seems to work, although I'm not necessarily a fan of the unnecessary scientific formatting:
n_gas_species 3
gas_specs_names O2 CO CO2
gas_energies 0.00000e+00 0.00000e+00 -4.15780e+00
gas_molec_weights 3.19898e+01 2.79949e+01 4.39898e+01
gas_molar_fracs 5.00000e-01 5.00000e-01 0.00000e+00
Instead of " %12.5e"
, you could try " %12.5g"
which will switch from fixed point to scientific formatting if the value gets too large to fit within the specified precision.
Yeah. Me neither. But we found it necessary for several systems, where e.g. molar fractions in the order of 1e-7 are needed. Anyway, these input files are not intended for the user; they don't need to know that they exist. So, it is better to let it in that way to ensure we do not lose precision during the writing of the input files.
Hi all, when I specify a
gas_energy
with very high precision, the Zacros crashes because of formatting issuesmy script:
This results in
simulation_input.dat
:Raises an error in
general_output.txt
:More information: Invalid expression "gas_energies 0.0 0.0-4.157842190497977" in line 7.