Open JoMaHoPo opened 2 years ago
Hello @JoMaHoPo ,
The init.py file was deprecated, thus you can comment it out from the code. Which file is creating the issue?
If I remember properly, the clock problem is due to changes in the time
library, a solution will be to change time.clock
to time.time
.
Hello @josuemtzmo,
Thanks a lot for your time. I will try it RN.
Sorry if this was a silly question.
Kind regards, Joan
Hello @JoMaHoPo,
No silly question at all :).
I think the init.py
file is a change in the code that I never updated for the experiments, so if you continue having issues, please keep me posted.
Hello,
I am now running the examples and intend to apply them to a specific region of the North Atlantic. So I will keep you posted. My supervisor, Angel Ruiz, suggested we would use it, so I will keep you posted on what we do :)
Muchas Gracias :)
Hello,
I have been getting myself familiar with the structure of trackeddy and I still do not understand if I have to create the init.py file myself, or if it should be included in the trackeddy repository.
Also, has any of you also encountered the "clock" problem while running the examples?
kind regards, Joan