[FIX][TEST] rewrote /regtest/secondarystructure/rt-coverage-antibetarmsd for master #1166
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Description
I removed the
*
from the dumpforces in the "title" test, since it give some problems with checkArgumentType().Here,
DUMPFORCES
tries to dump the forces of ALL of the 46 previous actions (spawned by the shortcuts). Maybe it needs some push in the wanted directionI obtained the following error message by commenting
// plumed_merror("WARNING: type for input argument has not been specified");
in Keywords::checkArgumentType):Then this became a segfault when
DUMPFORCES
is executed.In v2.9, where the test was born, that
*
captures a lot less things (see the original reference).Changing the reference is just a workaround, because now the
*
for DUMPFORCE is behaving in a perceived different way than in the past and may affect some users.Note
by some trial and error the culprits for the segfaults may be the compontents of the
*_both
spawned actions and the extra actions spawned with suffix_lt
Target release
I would like my code to appear in release v2.11 and maybe 2.10?
Type of contribution
Copyright
COPYRIGHT
file with the correct license information. Code should be released under an open source license. I also used the commandcd src && ./header.sh mymodulename
in order to make sure the headers of the module are correct.Tests