Closed rskelly closed 5 years ago
Thinking out loud: if the user has run treetops and crowns together, the same file should be used for both, so the file field should be disabled.
If the user only runs crowns, they must have selected a file, so the field should be enabled.
Obviated by subsequent UI/functionality changes.
If both crowns and tops are selected, the program should store the tops in a binary tree, and also produce a database file. The tree is passed to the crowns method, and the crowns method will update the database file. It seems that the database file is not produced, so when it comes time to update it, it fails.
Current workaround is to run treetops and crowns together.