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checked in by ole, 16 years ago
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Ross and Ole discovered reasons for maxasc and order_boundary not being included in test_all.py - the assumption made in test_all.py was a flat structure under anuga. This should be rewritten using os.walk('.') as in clean_all.py
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| 1 | The module here (order_boundary.py) contains a function that takes a CSV |
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| 2 | file of boundary points and orders the points into an output CSV file. |
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| 4 | The first point in the file is assumed to be the start point. All other |
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| 5 | points in the file are the points that are closest to each succeeding point. |
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| 7 | Note that in pathological cases the ordering may be wrong. Always check! |
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| 8 | CAVEAT EMPTOR. |
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