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Hi,
the docstring mentions latticize!(kp::KPath{D}, Gs::BasisLike{D}), but the corresponding function was deleted in f32a826.
If I understood correctly, latticize!(kp, Gs) allows one to convert the Cartesian k path to reduced coordinates using any reciprocal basis Gs, not just using the default kp.basis. This functionality is very useful, so I hope the function is implemented again.
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Ah, good catch. Before restoring it, I wanted to understand your use-case better: is it e.g. to convert a path from one initial lattice basis to another? I.e., would the use of latticize!(kp, Gs) always come in this combination latticize!(cartesianize!(kp), newGs)?
Hi,
the docstring mentions
latticize!(kp::KPath{D}, Gs::BasisLike{D})
, but the corresponding function was deleted in f32a826.If I understood correctly,
latticize!(kp, Gs)
allows one to convert the Cartesian k path to reduced coordinates using any reciprocal basisGs
, not just using the defaultkp.basis
. This functionality is very useful, so I hope the function is implemented again.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: