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in a run.config, pytrnsys should tell me that it doesn't recognize the "assign" and refuse to continue. Currently, it just ignores it and I have no idea why the assign didn't work.
OK, we could be having a discussion about whether commands in config files should be case-insensitive, but there is the general problem that unrecognized commands/keywords in config files are just silently swallowed (a line like "foo bar baz" will just go through without pytrnsys complaining). That needs to be fixed. If that's fixed, case-sensitivity of recognized keywords becomes a non-issue, because the user will get a nice error message if they get the casing wrong.
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If I have something like
in a
run.config
,pytrnsys
should tell me that it doesn't recognize the "assign" and refuse to continue. Currently, it just ignores it and I have no idea why the assign didn't work.OK, we could be having a discussion about whether commands in config files should be case-insensitive, but there is the general problem that unrecognized commands/keywords in config files are just silently swallowed (a line like "foo bar baz" will just go through without pytrnsys complaining). That needs to be fixed. If that's fixed, case-sensitivity of recognized keywords becomes a non-issue, because the user will get a nice error message if they get the casing wrong.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: