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NuclearDataIO and CCCC clean-ups #290
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provide any meaningful examples of its intended use or support. Grabbing MT and MF descriptions is quite easy to do from online and having these descriptions available in the framework does not add a lot of utility.
and only implements a dictionary compare method. The framework specifically provides no intended use cases or testing.
more general implementation of NHFLUX within the cccc files with the variant keyword argument set to True.
or GAMISO file within the __init__ of nuclearDataIO. It is preferred for client code to import direct paths to the specific CCCC objects.
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Thanks! I didn't realize the "old" NHFLUX was totally unused now. this is great.
Oops something wrong with the unit tests though! |
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oh gotta fix unit tests though.
`test_xsNuclides` after the removal of the `ISOTXS` function in the `nuclearDataIO` module. Now, the `isotxs.readBinary` function is called directly.
@ntouran, fixed the unit tests and tested locally. |
Providing some clean-ups to the
nuclearDataIO
package (removing unused code) and incorporating some moredocumentation. The goal is to make a step in the direction of decoupling the
nuclearDataIO
package from theARMI framework #259 and to do some general restructuring to start standardizing the documentation and testing
across #287.