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Describe the bug
When a users sets a specific value for the transition zone by calling set_finite_infinite_transition() and the data set has two pure run-out levels (being at the lowest load levels), the fatigue_data class is initialized again resetting the transition zone by default value.
To Reproduce
Easy to reproduce. Just use a data-set containing 2 pure run-out load levels and set the function 'set_finite_infinite_transition()' to a arbitrary value. After running any analyzer (e.g. Probit, Elementary) the .finite_infinite_transition value has changed.
Expected result .finite_infinite_transition should not change. Therefore pass the value to the function.
Describe the bug
When a users sets a specific value for the transition zone by calling
set_finite_infinite_transition()
and the data set has two pure run-out levels (being at the lowest load levels), the fatigue_data class is initialized again resetting the transition zone by default value.To Reproduce
Easy to reproduce. Just use a data-set containing 2 pure run-out load levels and set the function 'set_finite_infinite_transition()' to a arbitrary value. After running any analyzer (e.g. Probit, Elementary) the
.finite_infinite_transition
value has changed.Expected result
.finite_infinite_transition
should not change. Therefore pass the value to the function.Something like this:
Instead of just this:
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