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advanced plug-in model editor - improvements (Trac #754) #870
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Trac update at Re: (5),
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Trac update at In changeset 8a63137:
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really need to fix this but given resource constraints and priority of other tickets reluctantly moving to 4.2 along with related ticket #791
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Trac update at (1) Seems to be fixed now but I can't pinpoint which commit fixed it |
Trac update at In changeset 489f53a:
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Trac update at None of the issues in the bug description applies to the new plugin editor/manager. This can be closed, I think. |
Trac update at Hummm... indeed it looks like most of these were in fact fixed by 4.2. The only question I guess is whether the advanced editor should read any file in the directory or just valid model files? Am tempted to say we are done here but actually would need to test the latest 5.0 version I guess. Should this be discussed at next conf call? |
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This last is also fixed in 5.0 according to Piotr so we can close this ticket.
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(1) Minor chicken & egg situation here.
The "advanced" plug-in model editor only opens successfully compiled models. Even if you close an opened file, the file/open is greyed out so you cannot open any other file unless you instead go to the "tools" drop down and use the full python shell.
(2) Note also that the latter when opening mymodel.py also opens associated mymodel.c, but the advanced model editor does not.
(3) Possibly change custom model editor items to rename "new" to "new simple" and add "new advanced" to allow to open any file in plug-in models directory (avoiding temptation for users to edit a built in model under sasview!) [The simple editor is very good!]
(4) "delete" could put up an "are you sure" box as it really does delete the files, not just remove the model from sasview.
(5) can "check model" also perform unit tests rather than having to load and run separate python code?
Migrated from http://trac.sasview.org/ticket/754
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