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This pull request introduces 1 alert when merging 86ce42b into f04ded9 - view on LGTM.com new alerts:
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thank you -- I will look at this soon! |
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Following up on this PR - is there anything I can do to have this feature included? |
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Sorry, I got very busy I am catching up on PRs ! |
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The method now iterates over a given range of longitudes.
A few other additions -
glat/glon are checked for sequences/numpy arrays. If they are, the np.arange method used along with unpacking operator now creates a
np.floatarray. This fixes the assertion error raised at line 24 inIRIofbase.pyif the input sequence comprises only of integers - e.g. (30, 40, 2).If glat/glon are not Sequences/numpy arrays, they are expanded to be 1D numpy arrays to be iterable.