Opened 6 years ago

Closed 5 years ago

Last modified 5 years ago

#5493 closed defect (fixed)

The NF does not handle array modifiers correctly

Reported by: Francesco Casella Owned by: Per Östlund
Priority: blocker Milestone: 1.14.0
Component: New Instantiation Version:
Keywords: Cc:

Description (last modified by Francesco Casella)

The NF doesn't yet handle array modifiers correctly. This likely the cause of a number of specific issues: #5202, #5241, #5323, #5373, #5466, #5464, #5423, #5684.

This issue is quite complex and may require some time to be resolved. When it finally is, those tickets should be checked, and then they should hopefully turn out to be resolved.

Change History (15)

comment:1 by Francesco Casella, 6 years ago

Summary: The NF does not handle array modifiers correctlyThe NF does not handle array modifiers involving records correctly

comment:2 by Francesco Casella, 5 years ago

Description: modified (diff)

comment:3 by Per Östlund, 5 years ago

Resolution: fixed
Status: newclosed

Fixed in 4cf73067.

comment:4 by Francesco Casella, 5 years ago

Milestone: 2.0.01.16.0

comment:5 by Francesco Casella, 5 years ago

@perost, what about the issues that are not been fixed? Are they due to other causes?

in reply to:  5 comment:6 by Per Östlund, 5 years ago

Replying to casella:

@perost, what about the issues that are not been fixed? Are they due to other causes?

Yes, #5241 and #5464 seem to be individual unrelated issues. #5323 and #5684 looks like they might be the same issue, probably record-related (Ceval errors where the argument hasn't been evaluated usually are).

I did close eight tickets though. So the number of tickets was right, if not the specific tickets.

comment:7 by massimo ceraolo, 5 years ago

Maybe also ticket #4611 falls within this ticket's scope?
In comment 7 I read:
"there is a problem with functions taking arrays of scalars as inputs and record arrays as outputs."

in reply to:  7 ; comment:8 by Per Östlund, 5 years ago

Replying to ceraolo:

Maybe also ticket #4611 falls within this ticket's scope?
In comment 7 I read:
"there is a problem with functions taking arrays of scalars as inputs and record arrays as outputs."

No, the example model in that ticket doesn't even have any modifiers, only binding equations, so it's not related to this ticket. Actually, I'm not sure why this ticket even has "records" in the title, the issue had nothing to do with records.

in reply to:  8 ; comment:9 by Francesco Casella, 5 years ago

Replying to perost:

No, the example model in that ticket doesn't even have any modifiers, only binding equations, so it's not related to this ticket. Actually, I'm not sure why this ticket even has "records" in the title, the issue had nothing to do with records.

The function returns a 2D array of Complex numbers, i.e., operator records.

in reply to:  9 ; comment:10 by Per Östlund, 5 years ago

Replying to casella:

Replying to perost:

No, the example model in that ticket doesn't even have any modifiers, only binding equations, so it's not related to this ticket. Actually, I'm not sure why this ticket even has "records" in the title, the issue had nothing to do with records.

The function returns a 2D array of Complex numbers, i.e., operator records.

I think you might've misread my comment, the last sentence was about this ticket and not #4611.

in reply to:  8 ; comment:11 by massimo ceraolo, 5 years ago

Replying to perost:

Replying to ceraolo:

Maybe also ticket #4611 falls within this ticket's scope?
In comment 7 I read:
"there is a problem with functions taking arrays of scalars as inputs and record arrays as outputs."

No, the example model in that ticket doesn't even have any modifiers, only binding equations, so it's not related to this ticket. Actually, I'm not sure why this ticket even has "records" in the title, the issue had nothing to do with records.

Ok. I'm looking forward to the moment in which developers will find time to improve the management of complex numbers by OM, so also #4611.

in reply to:  11 comment:12 by Per Östlund, 5 years ago

Replying to ceraolo:

Replying to perost:

Replying to ceraolo:

Maybe also ticket #4611 falls within this ticket's scope?
In comment 7 I read:
"there is a problem with functions taking arrays of scalars as inputs and record arrays as outputs."

No, the example model in that ticket doesn't even have any modifiers, only binding equations, so it's not related to this ticket. Actually, I'm not sure why this ticket even has "records" in the title, the issue had nothing to do with records.

Ok. I'm looking forward to the moment in which developers will find time to improve the management of complex numbers by OM, so also #4611.

#4611 is a backend issue, at least at the moment. As mentioned in the ticket there's a plan on how to handle it, and I think that's what Mahder is working on in PR #546.

in reply to:  10 comment:13 by Francesco Casella, 5 years ago

Summary: The NF does not handle array modifiers involving records correctlyThe NF does not handle array modifiers correctly

Replying to perost:

Replying to casella:

Replying to perost:

No, the example model in that ticket doesn't even have any modifiers, only binding equations, so it's not related to this ticket. Actually, I'm not sure why this ticket even has "records" in the title, the issue had nothing to do with records.

The function returns a 2D array of Complex numbers, i.e., operator records.

I think you might've misread my comment, the last sentence was about this ticket and not #4611.

Of course, sorry. I'll remove the 'records' from the subject.

comment:14 by Francesco Casella, 5 years ago

Backported to 1.14.0 and 1.15.0

comment:15 by Francesco Casella, 5 years ago

Milestone: 1.16.01.14.0
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