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Options for ecoval are passed in as optional keyword arguments. If the option isn't passed in, ecoval will (in many cases) select a default value. Run time options are not recorded (I think), meaning there is no way of checking which options were used for a given analysis.
It would be useful to have ecoval read in run arguments from a file, as well as passing them in as arguments should a user want to. Further, it would be useful to have ecoval write out all of its run time options to a file which is saved with the output. This includes default values - i.e., those that weren't specified by the user. configparser would allow you to do both of these things.
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Options for ecoval are passed in as optional keyword arguments. If the option isn't passed in, ecoval will (in many cases) select a default value. Run time options are not recorded (I think), meaning there is no way of checking which options were used for a given analysis.
It would be useful to have ecoval read in run arguments from a file, as well as passing them in as arguments should a user want to. Further, it would be useful to have ecoval write out all of its run time options to a file which is saved with the output. This includes default values - i.e., those that weren't specified by the user. configparser would allow you to do both of these things.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: