Draft: Partial deck parsing #487
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| return Path(self._eclbase).absolute().parent | ||
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| def get_deck(self) -> "opm.libopmcommon_python.Deck": | ||
| def get_deck(self, sections: list = []) -> "opm.libopmcommon_python.Deck": |
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https://docs.python-guide.org/writing/gotchas/
use sections: list = None and then set it to the empty list later if None.
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considered to use None, but used an empty list as that is what is the default in opm.io.Parser.parse and tried to keep it more or less consistent. Open to change it.
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It is a bug, you need to change it :)
There will be situations where you think you have an empty list, but then it isn't.
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Not sure if I understand you correctly.
The case here is:
If you give the opm parser an empty section list (which is the default), it returns the full deck.
If your opinion is that if you give an empty section list the expected returned value would be empty and that it might be confusing, I don't disagree with that. Also why I considered None in the first place. But I wouldn't call that a bug considering it was intended to keep the same format and behavior as opm.
So basically my question is: is what described above the "bug" or is it something else? I have no big issue with switching the default to None, but would like to know exactly what you mean as "the bug" to fix is 😉
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Pylint should also give you
https://pylint.pycqa.org/en/latest/user_guide/messages/warning/dangerous-default-value.html
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It bit me hard once: equinor/fmu-ensemble@f109b6e
| deck = resdatafiles.get_deck( | ||
| sections=[opm.io.eclSectionType.RUNSPEC, opm.io.eclSectionType.PROPS] | ||
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You may want to move this except to inside get_deck()?
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Will take a look at it, probably a good idea.
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seems like an issue in this case will be that we cannot run it with opm < 2024.04 (which doesn't exist yet), as opm.io.eclSectionType.RUNSPEC isn't valid (without complicating the code outside get_deck).
An option is to instead have a list of strings as the get_deck() input and then map them to opm.io.eclSectionType inside get_deck(). Might also make it easier for most users.
E.g. a syntax like this get_deck(sections=["RUNSPEC", "PROPS"])
| assert len(list(fd_dir.glob("*"))) == pre_fd_count | ||
| assert resdatafiles._rftfile is None | ||
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| deck = resdatafiles.get_deck(sections=[opm.io.eclSectionType.PROPS]) |
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These new lines should probably be in a new test function, it is not related to testing of file descriptors.
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Quick attempt to resolve #260
A small question is how to handle the caching of decks in
ResdataFiles. In this draft I cached only if requesting the full deck, and returned the cached even if only sections are requested. That means that the returned value if requesting sections might vary dependent on whether or not a full deck has previously been requested. Considering this is mainly implemented for speed increase I think it could be ok, but open to discuss that.