Issue #2533
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I see an error with a parameter file that used to work fine. The error is
WARNING level 0 from host redshift.local process 0 in thorn cactus, file qc0.par:1: -> ERROR IN PARAMETER FILE:Parse Error Expected one of the following characters: ':', '(', '*', '/', '%', '+', '-', '<', '>', '&', '|', '!', '$', 'a', 'A' # run.memory: 1.0e9 # run.time: 7200.0 ActiveThorns = " ^
The parameter file starts with
# run.me: # run.cores: 40 # run.memory: 1.0e9 # run.time: 7200.0 ActiveThorns = " ADMBase CarpetX Coordinates ErrorEstimator Formaline IOUtil ODESolvers TimerReport TmunuBase TwoPunctures Weyl Z4c "
I attach the full parameter file.
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reporter … and the reason the parameter file was duplicated was that I wrote
IO::out_dir = $parfile
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The thing that confused the parser was the empty assignment to out_dir. It was looking for the value of output_dir, and found ActiveThorns. Should we disallow empty RHS?
At the moment, I’m working to fix the line number issue.
IO::out_dir =
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My take would be that to me:
IO::out_dir =
would be an error but that:
IO::out_dir = ""
is valid (so not the RHS is emtpy but the value). The tricky bit would seem to classify:
foo = bar = 12
as an error on foo, while allowing:
foo = bar baz = 12
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I figured it out: The parameter file has two
ActiveThorns
declarations. The parser complains about the second one.Line numbers would be useful…