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in define_interface(). The default value is not being used. I still need to pass it in the project dictionary. Otherwise I get:
File "script.py", line 35, in __init__
super(ChildSolver, self).__init__(project)
File "/hyppopy/solvers/HyppopySolver.py", line 90, in __init__
self.project = project
File "/hyppopy/solvers/HyppopySolver.py", line 404, in project
self._check_project()
File "/hyppopy/solvers/HyppopySolver.py", line 201, in _check_project
raise LookupError(msg)
LookupError: missing settings field test!
It would indeed be nice if even None default values could be passed to the solver if this has been explicitly declared with default=None. So if one would be able to make a distinction between "no default value specified" (-> setting must be specified) and default value is None (setting must not be specified). This is especially useful since one does not seem to be able to subscript the default value. So for more complex default values one could easily check for None and replace the attribute afterwards.
Thanks for this useful package.
version: hyppopy=0.5.0.8
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
when I define a new setting of a
HyppopySolver
child class with a default value, e.g.self._add_member(name='test, dtype=bool, default=True)
in
define_interface()
. The default value is not being used. I still need to pass it in the project dictionary. Otherwise I get:It would indeed be nice if even
None
default values could be passed to the solver if this has been explicitly declared withdefault=None
. So if one would be able to make a distinction between "no default value specified" (-> setting must be specified) and default value is None (setting must not be specified). This is especially useful since one does not seem to be able to subscript the default value. So for more complex default values one could easily check forNone
and replace the attribute afterwards.Thanks for this useful package.
version:
hyppopy=0.5.0.8
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: