On 09/02/2016 02:25 PM, Jan Heczko wrote:

Is there an example of problem definition that can be used to test shaper.py?

Good question :)

I tried to grep for its requirements (equations_direct, equations_adjoint) but couldn't find anything.

I have some very old examples, that were not updated to current sfepy yet (last update 2012). Would you like me to send them to you? I do not have time to make them working at the moment.

For the purpose of optparse->argparse update, just replace it in shaper.py without testing (no complicated option values here).

Cheers, r.

On 09/02/2016 04:26 PM, Jan Heczko wrote:

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I have some very old examples, that were not updated to current sfepy yet (last

update 2012). Would you like me to send them to you? I do not have time to

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make them working at the moment.

Yes, please! No kidding, I'll gladly look at them and probably they should become a part of the official examples. (?)

OK, I will send it off-list - it is a git repo and we probably do not want to include all of that.

For the purpose of optparse->argparse update, just replace it in shaper.py

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without testing (no complicated option values here).

By doing that, I finished the transition (and sent a pull request already).

Thanks!

r.