So you have an fchk file with f orbitals? Could you give us an example file? We don't have any examples of higher-order angular momentum cases, so it's extremely easy for bugs like this to slip in.
Thanks very much,
-Geoff
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It only has one f function (and it is only a polarization function, so it doesn't really affect plotting), but that is enough to throw off the GTO counter.
Ben
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Sorry, I should have closed this a long time ago -- I fixed the bug not long after your bug report. Have you tried a more recently nightly? I'd like to confirm this as closed for v.1.1.
(The new code should properly handle skipping orbitals up to "i", which I figure should be good enough for a while!)
Thanks!
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Patch
So you have an fchk file with f orbitals? Could you give us an example file? We don't have any examples of higher-order angular momentum cases, so it's extremely easy for bugs like this to slip in.
Thanks very much,
-Geoff
File is too big to attach, but here it is on dropbox:
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/170166/ti.fchk.bz2
It only has one f function (and it is only a polarization function, so it doesn't really affect plotting), but that is enough to throw off the GTO counter.
Ben
Sorry, I should have closed this a long time ago -- I fixed the bug not long after your bug report. Have you tried a more recently nightly? I'd like to confirm this as closed for v.1.1.
(The new code should properly handle skipping orbitals up to "i", which I figure should be good enough for a while!)
Thanks!