Name conflict with more than one analysis in same directory

[zblz]

When doing two or more analysis (with same source but different [file]/tag) in the same directory, most of the resulting files are differentiated by the tag in the filename, but some are not and therefore conflict between analysis. A few I have found (probably to exhaustive):

• Spectrum dir
• TSmap (some files whithin have tag, most don't)
• Lightcurve_Nbins (for folded lightcurves, the N bins can be repeated for different time periods)
• Subtract_Model_cmap and Residual_Model_cmap

These file/dir names should be changed to include the tag.

[zblz]

I've been playing around with this and can easily fix it, but it will likely be backwards incompatible: the plot scripts will look for a directory named, e.g., TSMap_3yr (where 3yr would be the tag), but if the TSMap was computed with an enrico version before the fix, the directory would be simply named TSMap. @davidsanchez, @cdeil: Do you think it is worth it to implement the fix so that two differently tagged analysis can be run in the same directory, or we juts add a mention in the docs that each analysis should be done in a separate directory?

[cdeil]

I think so far Enrico users should do one analysis per folder ... I guess this could be made even more clear here by adding an info or warning box.

With this philosophy the tag really woudn't be needed at all, so what is there now (tag, but can't use it to do several analyses by changing the tag) is not super-nice.

@zblz Any PR to improve the current docs or actually make multiple analyses in one folder work are very welcome!

[davidsanchez]

I agree with Christoph

[zblz]

Maybe the tag could be omitted altogether to avoid misunderstanding?

[cdeil]

:+1: from my side.

@davidsanchez Would you mind if the tag were removed (and maybe filenames generally cleaned up a bit)? E.g. because you have lots of old enrico analyses that you still want to be able to continue processing?

[davidsanchez]

I think this will not be compatible with previous analysis (not only mine) and I don't see the point also. I use tag to remember the purpose of the analysis

[zblz]

Ok, I'll see where in the docs I can add a mention that each analysis must be in their own directory.