[Ifeffit] Starting out with Artemis 0.7.003
Bruce Ravel
ravel at phys.washington.edu
Tue May 18 20:54:09 CDT 2004
On Tuesday 18 May 2004 08:22 pm, m.bondin at pgrad.unimelb.edu.au wrote:
> Hi all - I am starting out with the latest release of Artemis on Win XP
> (thought I would give the new and improved version a go since I like the
> idea of incorporating atoms in the fitting interface). I read in my data
> file and atoms file, got my feff.inp then attempted to generate my feff
> paths - Artemis asked me to pick an option (first ten, all etc) and gave me
> a new window with no paths listed and the message "Artemis trapped a
> warning! Message dumped to C:\Program Files\Ifeffit\horae\ARTEMIS.TRAP" Is
> Atoms now able to claculate feff paths and display them within Artemis or
> does it not yet have this capability?
As I said here:
http://millenia.cars.aps.anl.gov/pipermail/ifeffit/2004-May/000936.html
it is my intention that all the features in the code work as advertised when I
make a release. I said that Atoms was incorporated into Artemis and
described its use in the draft of the document on my web site. Assuming you
do not run into a bug, Artemis indeed works as you said.
That said, 0.7.003 had a number of problems, many of which have been reported
on the list. I have been hard at work for the last month squishing bugs and
adding features. One bug I squished did have to do with path importation --
specifically what happens if you ask to import 10 paths and fewer than 10
were generated. In that case 0.7.003 fails poorly. 0.7.004 will proceed
gracefully in that case.
I am just about ready to release 0.7.004. I am at NSLS today, but I may get
things together by the end of the week. Certainly by next week.
Another thing I said in that post was this:
"If I cannot replicate the problem you are seeing, I
will not be not be able to fix it."
I went on to explain how I can only replicate the problem if you demonstrate
it to me. That remains true.
B
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