We tried to run gas furnace measures including cases where BldgHVAC=rNCGF. We were finding that in sim_hourly_wb.csv, the rows for rNCGF instead had BldgHVAC=null. However, sim_annual.csv was not having this problem. The difference appears to be due to hvac_str().
The proposed patch adapts parse_measure_name() for use with pandas.Series input in bulk. This is more similar to parse step used for sim_annual. It works with just the cohort name or the full path (with forward slashes) to instance-var.csv.
Also, parse_measure_name2() provides more descriptive error messages in case of malformed cohort name, e.g.:
ValueError: Missing descriptor field, e.g. cohort = "DMo0&rNCGF&New&SpaceHtg_eq__GasFurnace"
ValueError: Unrecognized descriptor field, e.g. Measure = "SpaceHtg_eq__GasFurnacex"
We tried to run gas furnace measures including cases where
BldgHVAC=rNCGF. We were finding that insim_hourly_wb.csv, the rows forrNCGFinstead hadBldgHVAC=null. However,sim_annual.csvwas not having this problem. The difference appears to be due tohvac_str().The proposed patch adapts
parse_measure_name()for use with pandas.Series input in bulk. This is more similar to parse step used for sim_annual. It works with just the cohort name or the full path (with forward slashes) toinstance-var.csv.Also,
parse_measure_name2()provides more descriptive error messages in case of malformed cohort name, e.g.: