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Refactor Single Mode to Call Batch Mode or Vice-Versa #10328

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PeterParker opened this issue May 19, 2014 · 1 comment
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Refactor Single Mode to Call Batch Mode or Vice-Versa #10328

PeterParker opened this issue May 19, 2014 · 1 comment
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This issue was originally TRAC 9485

Currently, there is some duplication (and subtle differences) with how we perform the ISIS SANS reduction in "Single Mode" and "Batch Mode". We should factor out common code and have either:

  1. Batch Mode written completely in terms of Single Mode, i.e. running the Single Mode reduction multiple times; or,
  2. Single Modewritten completely in terms of Batch Mode, i.e. running the Batch Mode reduction but just feeding it a single entry.

I think we'd get the most benefit (having the two modes be as similar as possible) with option 2.


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@PeterParker PeterParker added SANS Issues and pull requests related to SANS Maintenance Unassigned issues to be addressed in the next maintenance period. labels Jun 3, 2015
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To be considered during the SANS refactoring #15876 note added, close this issue

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