They were able to fake it out by giving a fake pta flag but also needing a fake f flag. I was going to go in to change these to check for the existence of these flags first in the if statement but checks for 'NANOGrav' in psr.flags['pta'] are throughout the code.
While perhaps less safe, I would recommend writing a helper function somewhere along the lines of
def check_flag(psr, key, value):
return (key in psr.flags and value in psr.flags[key])
and then replacing the if statements appropriately throughout.
I met with a few folks in Europe to try to get our timing (
pint_pal) and noise modeling working with simulatedlibstempodata. However, the simulated tim files lacked theptaandfflags needed inmodels.pyand caused a crash: https://github.com/nanograv/enterprise_extensions/blob/541dd1f9a835f790ef4c721d83e80d206b68a941/enterprise_extensions/models.py#L320They were able to fake it out by giving a fake
ptaflag but also needing a fakefflag. I was going to go in to change these to check for the existence of these flags first in the if statement but checks for'NANOGrav' in psr.flags['pta']are throughout the code.While perhaps less safe, I would recommend writing a helper function somewhere along the lines of
and then replacing the if statements appropriately throughout.