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The parameter xlim_s only accepts integer values; however, it would be ideal if you could cut your record section off anywhere you please. If I have 20 seconds of data from the origin time, and the wavefront I wish to showcase lies in between 2.5 and 3.5 seconds after the origin time, I have to cut my record section off between 2 and 4 seconds.
The only error that displays when you attempt to pass non-integer values to xlim_s is "recsec: error: argument --xlim_s: invalid int value: '2.5'"
Thank you
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Thanks, @ammcpherson! That was a quick fix, I included it in PR #148 along with the other changes we were working on in that branch. The latest devel branch should have that working! Can you let me know if that works as expected then I can close this issue.
Good afternoon,
The parameter xlim_s only accepts integer values; however, it would be ideal if you could cut your record section off anywhere you please. If I have 20 seconds of data from the origin time, and the wavefront I wish to showcase lies in between 2.5 and 3.5 seconds after the origin time, I have to cut my record section off between 2 and 4 seconds.
The only error that displays when you attempt to pass non-integer values to xlim_s is "recsec: error: argument --xlim_s: invalid int value: '2.5'"
Thank you
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: