#4 Broken examples --> expected to be solved by half April 2013

[Anonymous]

Originally created by: gmmath...@gmail.com
Originally owned by: tolstho...@gmail.com

A lot of the examples contained in the \mflab\examples directory are broken. This may be due to new interface changes made to the core system???

For example the system in:
\mflab\examples\Geohydrology2\ex2
fails to run and exits with:

>> mf_setup
======= Start construction of your model ============
Your current HOME directory is
C:\mflab\examples\Geohydrology2\ex2
Running model construction script mf_adapt..
No appropriate method, property, or field plotgrid for class gridObj.

Error in mf_adapt (line 20)
figure; hold on; gr.plotgrid;

Error in mf_setup (line 66)
    mf_adapt;

>> 

In addition the simple example system in:
\mflab\examples\Tutorial\example1
does run, but produces the following 3 warnings:

Warning: mf_setup: LAYCBD found in workspace, ignoring LAYCBD in worksheet LAY.

> In mf_setup at 654

Warning: Stress package <<WEL>> is on (see NAM worksheet), but no data array <<WEL>> for this
stress package is present in the workspace.
If not WEL, then you must specify <<WEL>>-list in the workspace.
> In mf_setup at 1612

Warning: mf_setup: Generating BCNtype = WEL: wells <<well>> of class <<wellObj>> added
> In mf_setup at 1641

The software was checkout on the 5 march 2013, with HEAD version 711.

[Anonymous]

Originally posted by: tolstho...@gmail.com

Hi gmmathews,

Thanks, the cause is a lot of innovations lately that have backward compatibility issues.

I'm currently making sure that every example does work. It may still be two weeks of work, but I expect it to be done by half April.

I also plan to have a directory of mfiles with tests.

regards

Theo Olsthoorn

Summary: Broken examples --> expected to be solved by half April 2013
Owner: tolstho...@gmail.com
Labels: -Type-Defect -Priority-Medium Type-Other Priority-High Component-Scripts

[Anonymous]

Originally posted by: gmmath...@gmail.com

Thanks Theo,
It looks like a very useful tool, but it is hard to know where to start using it.
Regards,
George