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Polydispersity settings not updating correctly #2438
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Testing a recent 6.0.0a1 Github actions build on W10/x64. Indeed, something bad has happened with Polydispersity! The function drop down is now appearing under Filename. The Filename box should only activate when an Array distribution is selected so that you can input your user-defined distribution. Polydispersity still seems to function - and that is the only reason I'm not going to label this as a blocker for 6.0.0 - but I consider it highly undesireable that you can select a distribution other than a Gaussian and the GUI still says Gaussian. This needs a prompt fix. |
Changing function the following are thrown:
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I can reliably recreate the issue seen by @smk78, not only in v6.0.0a, but also v5.0.6. Steps to repeat:
There appear to be two signals created when the model changes, one related to polydispersity, and another related to the model. The model thread resets a flag saying there is error in the polydispersity value, and then deletes the error column in the PD tab. The PD thread reads the param table and uses the number of values in the list to determine if error exists, shifting the filename box into the filename column. Why the other columns aren't shifted, I can't be sure yet. Note - more debugging and a fix are still needed, but I think this has been around for a while. |
Describe the bug
Changing polydispersity parameters
To Reproduce
Make a P*S model,
Switch between polydispersity settings and change values
Things do not update consistently
Not diagnosed fully yet, seems to be intermittent at this point
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