Hans Moritz Günther
Hans Moritz Günther
The exposure map in that example is a 1D model generated from a the 2D array in the fits file. It reads the file from fits, and then turns it...
The `CFLAGS` might have to be specified per-package in the external directory. They are all independent codes that have independent requirements and nobody forces the authors of all of them...
Mmm. Reading #2200 we both expected it to be called once, when in fact it turns out to be speed critical. That means that either we both don't fundamentally understand...
When we solve this, we need to revert #2307
@DougBurke knows better and has a few open issues or even PRs to reduce the number of libraries we ship with, but a few quick answers: Sherpa's build system is...
Why do you use `show_fit` in loops? There might be a better way of getting the information that you actually are looking for.
Maybe it's easier to show than to describe. I'll be in the office tomorrow and would like to have a look, if possible? It's always hard to understand what users...
Instead of using `show_fit`, you can just get the fit result and print that to the screen: ```Python >>> fres = ui.get_fit_results() >>> print(fres) datasets = (1,) itermethodname = none...
I'm in favor of fully dropping 3.10, not just say "we don't test against it any more". We've been working on adding typing (which has successfully uncovered bugs and problems...
Mmm. That seems like a pretty significant change for users with little additional benefit. It makes logical sense, but one might also say "Why does Sherpa are in which order...