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The mtuq.event.Force() is currently lacking a method that outputs the force vector as a dictionary.
mtuq.event.Force()
It would be convenient to have a similar method that in [mtuq.event.Force()] (
mtuq/mtuq/event.py
Line 102 in ce9aab7
so that it is easier to build an output dictionary to save it as a JSON file (as in DetailedAnalysis.py)
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@thurinj Could you please double check that this is correct?
https://github.com/rmodrak/mtuq/blob/db33907642652eb93a91d932004ffe641202065e/mtuq/event.py#L201
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Looks good to me!
Added in #224
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The
mtuq.event.Force()
is currently lacking a method that outputs the force vector as a dictionary.It would be convenient to have a similar method that in [mtuq.event.Force()] (
mtuq/mtuq/event.py
Line 102 in ce9aab7
so that it is easier to build an output dictionary to save it as a JSON file (as in DetailedAnalysis.py)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: