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Message #06707
Re: TriaxialTest regression tests.
>> A path problem...
>> It works here only because I have the files in data duplicated in
>> yade/bin.
>> I'll try and fix that. In the meantime you could move data files in
>> bin too.
>> Thanks for reporting!
> Bruno, you have to include all data in the script itself (including
> initial sphere positions, and also the results want to check). I don't
> want to install data files in python modules directories.
>
Hi Vaclav,
Thanks for suggestion, but there is no need to install the data files I
think. Can't I just point to the source path? How does it find the path
when you type "yade --rebuild"?
It sounds tedious to include the content of a full wallStress file in
python script, then write it to a file at check-time in order to gnuplot
it (I know we can plot with python, but it would need more work in this
precise case).
Another question is how we can return a result telling if something
failed? I would just print a "failure/success" string in stdout, but you
will have better design ideas probably. I tried to make the script
return a value, but no success yet.
Cheers.
Bruno
Follow ups
References
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TriaxialTest regression tests.
From: Anton Gladky, 2010-12-03
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Re: TriaxialTest regression tests.
From: Václav Šmilauer, 2010-12-03
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Re: TriaxialTest regression tests.
From: Bruno Chareyre, 2010-12-03
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Re: TriaxialTest regression tests.
From: Anton Gladky, 2010-12-06
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Re: TriaxialTest regression tests.
From: Bruno Chareyre, 2010-12-06
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Re: TriaxialTest regression tests.
From: Anton Gladky, 2010-12-06
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Re: TriaxialTest regression tests.
From: Bruno Chareyre, 2011-01-07
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Re: TriaxialTest regression tests.
From: Bruno Chareyre, 2011-01-11
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Re: TriaxialTest regression tests.
From: Anton Gladky, 2011-01-11
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Re: TriaxialTest regression tests.
From: Bruno Chareyre, 2011-01-11
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Re: TriaxialTest regression tests.
From: Václav Šmilauer, 2011-01-12