Currently, running test_tetra3.py relies on the current working directory (CWD) being tetra3/examples/, and if it is run from anywhere else (including just tetra3/), it fails. This is easily fixed (e.g. so that python examples/test_tetra3.py from the top-level directory works) by making the paths relative to the absolute path of the script file itself, which can be accessed using the __file__ special variable.
This is a very minor change and should be entirely transparent to users, with the old method of cd examples ; python test_tetra3.py working just as it always has.
Currently, running test_tetra3.py relies on the current working directory (CWD) being tetra3/examples/, and if it is run from anywhere else (including just tetra3/), it fails. This is easily fixed (e.g. so that
python examples/test_tetra3.pyfrom the top-level directory works) by making the paths relative to the absolute path of the script file itself, which can be accessed using the__file__special variable.This is a very minor change and should be entirely transparent to users, with the old method of
cd examples ; python test_tetra3.pyworking just as it always has.