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Previously, only files and dictionaries containing data to be fitted could be passed to the fitting code. This was improved in #107 where a bug was fixed and the instrument loader classes were allowed to be passed.
The proposed feature in this Issue is to only allow the instrument loaders to be passed. This will detangle a lot of code while making it simpler to separate and maintain code relating to different instruments right now and in the future.
Proposed solution
Remove the ability to pass files and dictionaries to the fitting code. Instead, the files will be given to the relevant instrument loader which can then be passed to the fitting code. Likewise, custom dictionaries from a user's unsupported instrument or source can be given to the CustomLoader() and then passed.
This change should be consistent with and support any future re-factor to the code, especially when making it more modular.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Describe the feature
Previously, only files and dictionaries containing data to be fitted could be passed to the fitting code. This was improved in #107 where a bug was fixed and the instrument loader classes were allowed to be passed.
The proposed feature in this Issue is to only allow the instrument loaders to be passed. This will detangle a lot of code while making it simpler to separate and maintain code relating to different instruments right now and in the future.
Proposed solution
Remove the ability to pass files and dictionaries to the fitting code. Instead, the files will be given to the relevant instrument loader which can then be passed to the fitting code. Likewise, custom dictionaries from a user's unsupported instrument or source can be given to the
CustomLoader()
and then passed.This change should be consistent with and support any future re-factor to the code, especially when making it more modular.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: