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When calling the function nlmod.gwf.drn NaN's are printed in the drain package file. This results in a Fortran error when trying to run the model. Within the function, a mask is created based on the conductance being not equal to zero:
mask = mask_arr != 0
However this is also true for NaN. Perhaps the expression should be adjusted?
To be pedantic, the term 'mask' is used in the opposite sense (all other values are masked).
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Hi Tom, thanks for pointing this out. I agree with your solution. Would you like to make a Pull Request for this? If not I am happy to make one as well.
When calling the function nlmod.gwf.drn NaN's are printed in the drain package file. This results in a Fortran error when trying to run the model. Within the function, a mask is created based on the conductance being not equal to zero:
However this is also true for NaN. Perhaps the expression should be adjusted?
To be pedantic, the term 'mask' is used in the opposite sense (all other values are masked).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: