If there are scales that may not be contained within all of the opened datasets, then these scales will continue to be appended to the results_scale list. Since the order of the scales is based on the files being imported, the results_scale list is completely out of order. The open_file2 function then continues to append on to the relative_area and complexity lists, causing there to be more scale values than actual area/complexity values, completely disrupting the data table.
Discrepancies could be ignored, or linear interpolation. Maybe have the option when importing files.
If there are scales that may not be contained within all of the opened datasets, then these scales will continue to be appended to the
results_scalelist. Since the order of the scales is based on the files being imported, theresults_scalelist is completely out of order. Theopen_file2function then continues to append on to therelative_areaandcomplexitylists, causing there to be more scale values than actual area/complexity values, completely disrupting the data table.Discrepancies could be ignored, or linear interpolation. Maybe have the option when importing files.
Blocked by: #88Blocking: #86, #101