Bruce,
I could not find that particular bit of code in the file. Instead I added
the line you suggested (delete $r_attributes->{bkg_funnorm};) at the end of
this block of code (lines 1488 to 1496)
foreach my $d (@$r_data) {
#print ">>> $d\n";
my $yaml = ($args{file}) ?
George,
You can do a similar work-around as before. In
/opt/local/lib/perl5/site_perl/5.22/darwin-thread-multi-2level/Demeter/Fit.pm,
near line 1263 (as the traceback indicates) you will find this:
## correct for change in energy-dependent normalization
delete
Bruce,
I am seeing a similar issue with Artemis. Upon trying to open a .fpj file
created elsewhere, Artemis crashes and the following message is printed to
the terminal. Any suggestions as to a possible fix? I have not attached the
file since it is not mine to share, but if you need it or
That was the right thing to do. Glad it worked.
B
On 07/01/2016 04:19 PM, George Sterbinsky wrote:
Hi Bruce,
Thanks for providing a fix. The Prj.pm file on my system does not look
exactly like what you describe. Lines 260 to 268 looked like this:
next if any { $k eq $_ } qw(
bindtag
Hi Bruce,
Thanks for providing a fix. The Prj.pm file on my system does not look
exactly like what you describe. Lines 260 to 268 looked like this:
next if any { $k eq $_ } qw(
bindtag deg_tol denominator detectors
en_str file frozen line mu_str
numerator old_group original_label
peak
On 07/01/2016 02:29 PM, George Sterbinsky wrote:
Athena crashes upon import of the attached project file. I am using the
latest release of Athena for mac (0.9.22) on OSX 10.10.5. I am able to
open the file on windows. The message that is printed to the terminal
when Athena crashes is pasted