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Which are identical except for the ordering. This is correct but makes it difficult for the user when one has to search multiple permutations of a single reaction to identify it. I think we should try to make str(reaction) print the species in order of index.
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Species sorting now uses comparison methods (implemented in 0c0c7ed), which use the new sorting_key property (implemented in c90c407). This will provide deterministic sorting, although the current implementation depends on the species label and index, which can change depending on thermo libraries and the order that species are generated.
In cases like this, where the indices are the same, this will guarantee deterministic results.
When a reaction string is printed in Chemkin in different jobs, the ordering in which they are listed gets jumbled. For instance in 2 jobs, I can get:
and
Which are identical except for the ordering. This is correct but makes it difficult for the user when one has to search multiple permutations of a single reaction to identify it. I think we should try to make str(reaction) print the species in order of index.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: