Open quantatanu opened 4 years ago
I want to backup this. I have already made a branch on my own repo where I changed things to be py3 compatible. See here. If this is deemed necessary, one can create a branch on this repo to have both python2 and python3 versions. But ultimately, things will have to move to python3 as python2 gets out of support soon.
I changed things to be py3
I tried your version, there are still print
s that complain about missing (
)
around. I am trying after translating all print "struff"
to print("stuff")
Did you checkout the correct branch? I guess you did not.
I am quite happy to move on to python3 but I wonder if we should do a bit of consulting with users to let them know this is coming. We don't have too many:
Eldwan, on a side note, you should probably become a dev going forward.
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Did you checkout the correct branch? I guess you did not.
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Did you checkout the correct branch? I guess you did not.
Thanks! Indeed I did not! It works like a charm.
Just a side question: I have just started learning this and was wondering where can I find docs on various dimensions. I see that the world
is 300x300x300 m^3 box, but when I display the geometry using materialDisplay.C
, I see a much larger (red KLOE circle is just 7m diameter) rectangular volume:
I don't see such a big dimension in any of the cfg
s. ND CDR does not have such specific details of the surroundings.
Thanks
atanu (sorry, I don't know you)
I have joined DUNE a few weeks ago.
Bing Guo was/is working (or developed) on the STTs, I think.
I am quite happy to move on to python3 but I wonder if we should do a bit of consulting with users to let them know this is coming. We don't have too many: me eldwan guang atanu (sorry, I don't know you) Patrick Koller (and others working with him?) Matt Meuther and students working with him. * ... ? Eldwan, on a side note, you should probably become a dev going forward. … On Fri, Jun 12, 2020 at 6:57 AM Eldwan Brianne @.***> wrote: Did you checkout the correct branch? I guess you did not. — You are receiving this because you are subscribed to this thread. Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub <#21 (comment)>, or unsubscribe https://github.com/notifications/unsubscribe-auth/AHFVH4SA53P6BQJGDASKKXTRWICXXANCNFSM4NRELYGA . -- Professor of Physics Small Hall 335B William & Mary makordosky@wm.edu Phone: +1 (757) 221 5522 FAX: +1 (757) 221 3540
Indeed, I agree we need to see with the current users. I could point this during the next ND Software integration meetings. But could be merged already as a branch? I ll be happy to be a dev 👍 .
Inconsistencies fixed in PR #25. Issue can be closed.
Hi,
I was able to install duneggd and I am loving it, although initially I and some of us had some issues. The GeGeDe install instructions specifically advises to install gegede using python3, but duneggd is in python2, which fails when
gegede-cli
(python3) is run! But, a workaround is installingGeGeDe
using python2 ignoring Brett's instructions. I was wondering if you could mention this in your install instructions as some of us had problems running duneggd.Thanks