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If I pass a float kwarg to a simulation function via disp2sqw_eval, it ends up as a nested list. e.g.
disp2sqw_eval
>>> cut_sim = m.disp2sqw_eval(m.d1d(qcut), euobj.horace_disp, ('frequency_scale', 1.0, 'intensity_scale', 1.0), fwhh, 'all') intensity_scale [[1.]] frequency_scale [[1.]]
The same happens if the arguments are not explicitly named:
>>> cut_sim = m.disp2sqw_eval(m.d1d(qcut), euobj.horace_disp, (1.0, 1.0), fwhh, 'all') intensity_scale [[1.]] frequency_scale [[1.]]
Or if only the first argument is set via a scalar
>>> cut_sim = m.disp2sqw_eval(m.d1d(qcut), euobj.horace_disp, 1.0, fwhh, 'all') intensity_scale [[1.]] frequency_scale 1.0
This is on Windows with release pace-python 0.1.1, but with my own branch version of euphonic_sqw_models.
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If I pass a float kwarg to a simulation function via
disp2sqw_eval
, it ends up as a nested list. e.g.The same happens if the arguments are not explicitly named:
Or if only the first argument is set via a scalar
This is on Windows with release pace-python 0.1.1, but with my own branch version of euphonic_sqw_models.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: