interesting issue. It seems if the -fflag points to a relative file, it doesn't work. E.g. I go into a new directory tmp in scripts, then do
../checkpars.py -f ../tasklist
it claims file does not exist, but when I use an absolute path,
../checkpars.py -f $NEMO/src/scripts/tasklist
it does work. The default
../checkpars.py
also doesn't work, and claims that 'src/scripts/tasklist' doesn't exist.
interesting issue. It seems if the -fflag points to a relative file, it doesn't work. E.g. I go into a new directory tmp in scripts, then do ../checkpars.py -f ../tasklist it claims file does not exist, but when I use an absolute path, ../checkpars.py -f $NEMO/src/scripts/tasklist it does work. The default ../checkpars.py also doesn't work, and claims that 'src/scripts/tasklist' doesn't exist.