Fixes several open issues: #150, #151, #131, #129.
For #131 (tool for inspecting queue files), you can now run switchboard -i path/to/queue to print the contents of the queue. switchboard -i path/to/queue -f umi will interpret the contents of the queue as UMI packets.
For #129, you can now pass a range object to many of the inputs of random_umi_packet. A list of ranges will also work, as will a nested list structure with a mix of range objects, arrays, and values. This will hopefully make it easier to efficiently represent the constraints for random packet generation.
Fixes several open issues: #150, #151, #131, #129.
For #131 (tool for inspecting queue files), you can now run
switchboard -i path/to/queueto print the contents of the queue.switchboard -i path/to/queue -f umiwill interpret the contents of the queue as UMI packets.For #129, you can now pass a
rangeobject to many of the inputs ofrandom_umi_packet. A list of ranges will also work, as will a nested list structure with a mix of range objects, arrays, and values. This will hopefully make it easier to efficiently represent the constraints for random packet generation.