Matlab update

[abaillod]

I updated the matlab tools with my own subroutines. I did some cleanup, and added the routine "SPEC_Namelist" which allows you to read, edit, and write SPEC input files, as well as plot the initial guess.

I think it is safe to merge, since I didn't touch SPEC source, only the matlab tools. Let me know if you find a bug or if a feature is missing!

[jloizu]

I started testing these updated tools.

• I think there is a bug in get_spec_jacobian.m, line 26, what is "<<<<<<< HEAD"? This gives errors.
• Could you explain how to use the SPEC_Namelist? why is it in some other directory (and inside that, there are also other directories with other routines...a bit confusing to me, sorry!)

[abaillod]

Thanks for testing!

I don't see the problematic line you are talking about in get_spec_jacobian.m. In the latest version of the matlab_update branch, line 26 is

SPEC/Utilities/matlabtools/get_spec_jacobian.m

Lines 25 to 32 in 1e6331f

	% Check input
	Istellsym = data.input.physics.Istellsym;
	if Istellsym==0
	error('Non stellarator symmetric not implemented')
	end
	Rarr = get_spec_R_derivatives(data, lvol, sarr, tarr, zarr, 'R');

Regarding the SPEC_Namelist; you can just do

nm = SPEC_Namelist('input.sp')

Then you can do nm. and double tabs to see all methods associated to SPEC_Namelist. Use the help to print some information about each element of the class:

>> nm = SPEC_Namelist('final.sp');
>> nm.
change_boundary_representation  lists                           plot_initial_guess              truncate_fourier_series         
diagnosticslist                 locallist                       plot_plasma_boundary            write_input_file                
get_fourier_harmonics           numericlist                     read_initial_guess              
globallist                      physicslist                     screenlist                      
initial_guess                   plot_computational_boundary     set_fourier_harmonics           
>> help nm.truncate_fourier_series
--- help for SPEC_Namelist/truncate_fourier_series ---

 
  TRUNCATE_FOURIER_SERIES( MPOL, NTOR )
  =====================================
 
  Truncates all spectral quantities to the requested poloidal
  and toroidal resolution
 
  INPUTS
  ------
    -Mpol: Poloidal resolution
    -Ntor: Toroidal resolution
 
  OUTPUT
  ------
    -OBJ: Truncated instance of SPEC_Namelist

I should probably write a tutorial for this class; I will write one down this week.

[jloizu]

OK the problem with the jacobian was related to internal file conflicts I had not resolved myself.

One small issue: the routine plot_spec_poincare.m is not consistent between arguments and help – please explain in the help what is varargin.

[jloizu]

Another issue: when running plot_spec_modB_boundary.m, I get an error message "Error using get_spec_R_derivatives, Too many output arguments".

[abaillod]

I pushed a new commit.

• I cleaned up the SPEC_Namelist directory, there is now only the matlab class and the read / write routine for FORTRAN namelists.
• I fixed a typo with get_spec_regularisation_factor
• I extended the description of plot_spec_poincare to explain what varargin is.

Regarding your error in plot_spec_modB_boundary, I don't have it. Is it possible that you have another internal file conflict?

[jloizu]

OK so my internal conflicts were finally solved (thanks!).

I found some bugs in a number of routines, and fixed them, and pushed changes – please check.

Doxygen automatic testing seems to fail  – please have a look.

After that, we'll be almost ready to merge!

[jonathanschilling]

@jloizu
I fixed the doxygen version in the master branch, but currently it fails due to some "$" in the comments which confuse LaTeX when generating the PDF version of the documentation.

[abaillod]

Sorry this thing completely got out of my mind.

I tested most of the plotting routines and everything seems to be fine on my side. I vote for a merge!

[zhisong]

Does anyone know what happens to the cmake tests? They seem to fail since 4 months ago.

[jonathanschilling]

Does anyone know what happens to the cmake tests? They seem to fail since 4 months ago.

Seems due to pip being to old on the provided docker image (see https://stackoverflow.com/a/63457606). Fixed now.

[jonathanschilling]

I vote for a merge!

Me too :-)

[smiet]

There seemed widespread agreement on merging this with master, but this was never completed.
I am re-triggering the checks and waiting for 24 hours, if nobody objects, I will merge this into master.