Two minor bug fixes to get hashpy to run in 2021

README.md

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 HASHpy
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+This fork contains two minor bug fixes that are necessary to get hashpy up and running smoothly in 2021:
+* in hashpy/hashpype.py, change 'class HashError(StandardError):' to 'class HashError(Exception):'
+* in hashpy/__init__.py, add a dot before 'hashpype' and 'doublecouple'
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+That's it. Thank you Luca Scarabello for figuring this out. Now let's go compute some FMs (\\__/)
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+#### Original README: ####
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 [![DOI](https://zenodo.org/badge/3723/markcwill/hashpy.png)](http://dx.doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.9808)
 
 This is a fork of HASH v1.2, the first motion focal mechanism program by Hardebeck and Shearer. The subroutines (in Fortran 77, which I did not write) are compiled into a python module, 'libhashpy.so', which will import all the subs and common blocks into the python namespace. There is a base class, HashPype, that contains attributes which hold data for a HASH calculation, and methods which can be called to do the HASH calculation. This class facilitates easily writing a 'hash driver' script in python. See below for details.

hashpy/__init__.py

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 """
 
-from hashpype import HashPype, HashError
-from doublecouple import DoubleCouple
+from .hashpype import HashPype, HashError
+from .doublecouple import DoubleCouple
 
 __version__ = "0.5.6"
 

hashpy/hashpype.py

@@ -514,7 +514,8 @@ def driver3(self, check_for_minimum_picks=True, check_for_maximum_gap_size=True)
         self.calculate_quality(use_amplitudes=True)
 
 
-class HashError(StandardError):
+#class HashError(StandardError):
+class HashError(Exception):
     """Throw this if something happens while running"""
     pass