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It would be useful to include a header in the thermo.out file that specifies the meaning of the columns.
If these lines are prepended by a widely used comment symbols (e.g., #), the user experience should be (hopefully) unaffected.
At the same time it would help users (and parsers) to read the content of the file.
This would in particular improve readability/interpretability if the number of columns/data changes, e.g., when switching from an orthorhombic to a triclinic cell.
Finally, this would also be useful if one were to decides to add more information to this file in the future.
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It would be useful to include a header in the
thermo.out
file that specifies the meaning of the columns.If these lines are prepended by a widely used comment symbols (e.g.,
#
), the user experience should be (hopefully) unaffected.At the same time it would help users (and parsers) to read the content of the file.
This would in particular improve readability/interpretability if the number of columns/data changes, e.g., when switching from an orthorhombic to a triclinic cell.
Finally, this would also be useful if one were to decides to add more information to this file in the future.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: