Should we remove these arguments? The way they are implemented is pretty much useless:
--detailext=filename:wn1,wn2,...
Save extinction at specified wavenumbers in filename.
--detailcia=filename:wn1,wn2,...
Save CIA extinction at specified wavenumbers in filename.
--saveext=
Save extinction array in this file which won’t need to be recomputed if only the radius scale (scale height) changes.
We should either remove them, or re-implement them into a useful tool, maybe save the whole arrays, rather than just at a few wns.
Saving the opacity for the atmospheric model would be actually useful (for the contribution plots).
Should we remove these arguments? The way they are implemented is pretty much useless:
--detailext=filename:wn1,wn2,... Save extinction at specified wavenumbers in filename. --detailcia=filename:wn1,wn2,... Save CIA extinction at specified wavenumbers in filename. --saveext=
Save extinction array in this file which won’t need to be recomputed if only the radius scale (scale height) changes.
We should either remove them, or re-implement them into a useful tool, maybe save the whole arrays, rather than just at a few wns.
Saving the opacity for the atmospheric model would be actually useful (for the contribution plots).