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psszabo / SDTrimSP-GUI

A python-based graphical user interface for the ion-solid interaction code SDTrimSP
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opening saved input files gives error #2

Closed rraman64 closed 1 year ago

rraman64 commented 2 years ago

Hai, it is very nice interface.

Gui works fine when input is created from scratch but fails to load layer.inp when loading saved inp though GUI did not crash, layer data is missing and I have to recreate layers

my system config windows11 WSL-Ubuntu-22.04 Python 3.10.4

error msg

Traceback (most recent call last): File "/home/raja/SDTrimSP-GUI/ui_main.py", line 643, in self.openAction.triggered.connect(lambda: self.loadFiles()) File "/home/raja/SDTrimSP-GUI/MainWindow.py", line 1192, in loadFiles self.beamComp.addRows(beamEntries) File "/home/raja/SDTrimSP-GUI/TableWidgets/BeamCompTable.py", line 93, in addRows row.setRowData(e.element, e.abundance, e.kinEnergy, e.angle, e.maxConcentration,\ File "/home/raja/SDTrimSP-GUI/TableWidgets/BeamCompTable.py", line 54, in setRowData super().setRowData(element, maxConcentration, atomicDensity, surfBindEnergy, displEnergy, inelLossModel) File "/home/raja/SDTrimSP-GUI/TableWidgets/CompTable.py", line 126, in setRowData self.inelLossModel.setCurrentIndex(inelLossModel) TypeError: setCurrentIndex(self, int): argument 1 has unexpected type 'float'

psszabo commented 2 years ago

Hi Rajaraman, thank you very much for the interest!

My first guess might be that this is related to python 3.10 that you're running? Do you have a version of 3.9 to try if it works there? In the meantime, I'll try to reproduce your error and work on a fix.

rraman64 commented 2 years ago

thanks for looking at my issue I do have ubuntu 20.04 with default python 3.8 GUI works fine I just installed python 3.9 and created virtual environment to test. GUI works fine with python 3.9 also. As you said it may be python 3.10 which came along with ubuntu 22.04 I will switch to 3.9 for the time being

psszabo commented 1 year ago

This should be fixed now and the GUI should run under python 3.10 and 3.11 as well.

rraman64 commented 1 year ago

Thank you. it is working fine now with Python 3.10.6