Jupyter notebook iphibcc = 0
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Newbie trying out the jupyter example notebook using Google Colab (pip install forthon mppl uedge directly in the notebook). I ran into an issue right away, under "Run a Case" I get the following error:
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
RuntimeError Traceback (most recent call last)
<ipython-input-27-3253ef9ba79b> in <module>()
1 from uedge import *
----> 2 bbb.exmain() #
3 print("Usual iteration output should be in terminal window running Jupyter Notebook")
4 print("nksol --- iterm = ",bbb.iterm)
RuntimeError: **INPUT ERROR: only iphibcc=1,2,3 available
From the boundary.m code, it seems to be true: iphibcc==0 is not allowed. I change by hand:
bbb.iphibcc = 1
And it works fine. Just wondering if I have something wrong with version installation? Or is this simply an outdated input file?
Most likely an out of date input file. You could edit the first input cell of the notebook and right after "from case_setup import *" add "bbb.iphibcc = 1". I generally run jupyter notebook locally, I haven't tried google colab for quite a while. I'll give it a try.
Bill
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Subject: [LLNL/UEDGE] Jupyter notebook iphibcc = 0 (#19)
Newbie trying out the jupyter example notebook using Google Colab (pip install forthon mppl uedge directly in the notebook). I ran into an issue right away, under "Run a Case" I get the following error:
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
RuntimeError Traceback (most recent call last)
<ipython-input-27-3253ef9ba79b> in <module>()
1 from uedge import *
----> 2 bbb.exmain() #
3 print("Usual iteration output should be in terminal window running Jupyter Notebook")
4 print("nksol --- iterm = ",bbb.iterm)
RuntimeError: **INPUT ERROR: only iphibcc=1,2,3 available
From the boundary.m code, it seems to be true: iphibcc is not allowed. I change by hand:
bbb.iphibcc = 1
And it works fine. Just wondering if I have something wrong with version installation? Or is this simply an outdated input file?
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Right, adding the bbb.iphibcc = 1 works. Here is the notebook in Colab that runs for me: https://colab.research.google.com/drive/1XqSg-PMeSsDtJHk26Y0gy-X4peazLzo6?usp=sharing
what does iphibcc represent? Was it modified to no longer accept 0 as input? I saw something in release notes about it, but didn't understand it. If there is a different example case_setup file that is a good test case, let me know.
I might suggest the following:
import uedge.uedge_lists as ul
ul.list_variable("iphibcc")
This will show:
Package: bbb
Group: Bcond
Attributes: Bcond restart
Type: integer
Address: 4692085296
Unit:
Comment:
core BC at iy=1 when isnewpot=1;iy=0
=1, d^2(ey)/dy^2=0
=2, te=constant & ey(ixmp,0)=eycore
=3, phi=constant & ey(ixmp,0)=eycore
3 or < 1 now unavailable, previously
dphi(ix,1)=dphi_iy1,isutcore ctrls ix=ixmp
Tom and the others have been pretty good about commenting variables that are visible from the parser. You should be able to add that to your notebook.
Bill
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Subject: Re: [LLNL/UEDGE] Jupyter notebook iphibcc = 0 (#19)
Right, adding the bbb.iphibcc = 1 works. Here is the notebook in Colab that runs for me: https://colab.research.google.com/drive/1XqSg-PMeSsDtJHk26Y0gy-X4peazLzo6?usp=sharing<https://urldefense.us/v3/__https://colab.research.google.com/drive/1XqSg-PMeSsDtJHk26Y0gy-X4peazLzo6?usp=sharing__;!!G2kpM7uM-TzIFchu!kw8D1CC0ec4a1Dz2FuYoD8Yb6BE3m3QsTq16o7rVJ_fLGYFzL6B4HsJ-Y8auYsjP$>
what does iphibcc represent? Was it modified to no longer accept 0 as input? I saw something in release notes about it, but didn't understand it. If there is a different example case_setup file that is a good test case, let me know.
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