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It seems as though lines in .csv files for cells ICs need to have LF endings if parsed on a Unix-based OS. If they have CRLF endings, confusing warnings are output. I've experienced this problem very rarely, but the most recent case caused me to rediscover it (and took a LONG time), so I'm creating this issue. If a .csv file has CRLF endings and we run on Mac or Linux, we will see something like this at runtime:
not found!ll_Definition for Tcell
Warning! CSV file requests creating cell type Tcell
at 21725 32717.5 0 but I don't recognize that type. Skipping cell!
It seems that creating a .csv with CRLF line endings on Windows and running the sim on Windows will work (no warnings). It's only when you try to use that same .csv file on Unix that we get warnings.
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It seems as though lines in .csv files for cells ICs need to have LF endings if parsed on a Unix-based OS. If they have CRLF endings, confusing warnings are output. I've experienced this problem very rarely, but the most recent case caused me to rediscover it (and took a LONG time), so I'm creating this issue. If a .csv file has CRLF endings and we run on Mac or Linux, we will see something like this at runtime:
It seems that creating a .csv with CRLF line endings on Windows and running the sim on Windows will work (no warnings). It's only when you try to use that same .csv file on Unix that we get warnings.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: