Units specified on the REACTIONS line were not being handled correctly,
causing the units(...) directive of the resulting .cti file to always have
the default units of 'cal/mol' and 'mol', but without correcting the values.
Allow specification of a single component when extracting a single value,
instead of requiring a sequence. This in turn provides the same capability to a
number of functions which previously only accepted sequences of element or
species names.
Docstrings for undocumented methods of child classes are automatically copied
from the corresponding method of the parent class. This works both for
docstrings as shown in the Python interpreter as well as the Sphinx-generated
documentation.
Removed manually duplicated docstrings from setProfile(), solve() and
setRefineCriteria() methods.
Passing the '--target-version' option to bdist_msi will generate an
installer that requires the right version of Python without distutils
needing to be able to find a working compiler.
The C++ Reactor class doesn't own a reference to the Func object. To make
borrowing the reference safe, the Python Reactor class now owns a reference,
which is guaranteed to be valid for the lifetime of the C++ Reactor object.
Added libstringstream, which maps stdin and stdout to std::iostream.
Using this library means we no longer create either the temporary .py
file or the ct2ctml.log file.
This also eliminates the synchronization problems that motivated the
sleep commands around the system call, so cti to ctml conversions are
significantly faster now.
These changes make it unnecessary to copy header files around during
the build process, which tends to confuse IDEs and debuggers. The
headers which comprise Cantera's external C++ interface are now in
the 'include' directory.
All of the samples and demos are now in the 'samples' subdirectory.
