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csv input reader in windows #589

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AaronEpiney opened this issue Mar 8, 2018 · 2 comments · Fixed by #598
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csv input reader in windows #589

AaronEpiney opened this issue Mar 8, 2018 · 2 comments · Fixed by #598

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@AaronEpiney
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AaronEpiney commented Mar 8, 2018


Issue Description

What did you see instead?

In windows:
The input reader for csv does not convert integers to reals, which generates an error in the history set.


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For my notes this appears to be a problem in Windows with "long" data types, we should be able to handle those.

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This issue seems to only apply to the dataobject-rework branch, and cannot cause incorrect results for users (it crashes the run).

alfoa added a commit that referenced this issue May 17, 2018
Closes #182
Closes #363
Closes #225
Closes #568 (obsolete with respect to the new DataObject)
Closes #56 (obsolete with respect to the new DataObject)
Closes #112
Closes #589
Closes #319
Closes #305
Closes #252
Closes #573
Closes #551
Closes #73
Closes #551 (overcome by establish_conda_env.sh script)
Closes #627
Closes #258
Closes #129
Closes #93
Closes #91
Closes #83
Closes #77
Closes #58
Closes #43
Closes #68

This PR addresses multiple Issues.
The following new features have been added:

    new Data object structure
    addition of DataSet class
    standardization of PostProcessors' outputs
    New ROMs (time-dependent)
    Possibility to handle vector input spaces (not just scalars)
    Degradation problems with printing solved
    EnsembleModel for Unstructured Input handling
    Reached 100% tests' documentation
    New Code interfaces (e.g. SCALE)
    Library update

THIS PULL REQUEST (AND THE NEW DEVEL) WILL BE THE RAVEN V 1.1 RELEASE
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