Using the Summary()

[nishanghub]

Hello everyone,

I am newbie to python resdata. I am on widows WSL and using VSCode. I have listed the steps that I have tried. Please let me know what I am doing wrong as I am getting an error message.

1. Created a new directory called "resdatatest" on WSL (\wsl.localhost\Ubuntu-22.04\home\ynot\mydata\sourcecode\mytest\resdatatest)
2. cd to that directory.
3. Opened code (code .)
4. create virtual environment "virtualenv -p /usr/bin/python3.11 myresenv"
5. Activated the virtual environment (source myresenv/bin/activate)
6. Now I can see the virtual environment name is just in front of the shell root.
   (myresenv) ynot@COG-NishanK:~/mydata/sourcecode/mytest/resdatatest$
7. Now I installed resdata (pip install resdata)
8. I verified the resdata packages.
   Noticed "\wsl.localhost\Ubuntu-22.04\home\ynot\mydata\sourcecode\mytest\resdatatest\myresenv\lib\python3.11\site-packages\resdata" and lot more other packages like "cwrap".
9. Now I placed two files called "HistoryMatch_07-01-2024.UNSMRY" and "HistoryMatch_07-01-2024.SMSPEC" inside "\wsl.localhost\Ubuntu-22.04\home\ynot\mydata\sourcecode\mytest\resdatatest" and executed the following code

`My Code:

  def convert_files():
      converted_files = []
      if not os.path.isfile("HistoryMatch_07-01-2024.SMSPEC"):
          print("HistoryMatch_07-01-2024.SMSPEC file does not exist")
      else:
          print("HistoryMatch_07-01-2024.SMSPEC file exist")
      ecl_sum = Summary("HistoryMatch_07-01-2024")  
      ecl_sum.export_csv(f"HistoryMatch_07-01-2024_SUMMARY.csv")
      converted_files.append(f"HistoryMatch_07-01-2024_SUMMARY.csv")
      return converted_files`

The error that I am getting

`Error:

  HistoryMatch_07-01-2024.SMSPEC file exist
  Traceback (most recent call last):
    File "/home/ynot/mydata/sourcecode/mytest/resdatatest/covertest.py", line 73, in <module>
      converted_files = convert_files()
                        ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
    File "/home/ynot/mydata/sourcecode/mytest/resdatatest/covertest.py", line 46, in convert_files
      ecl_sum = Summary("HistoryMatch_07-01-2024")  
                ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
    File "/home/ynot/mydata/sourcecode/mytest/resdatatest/myresenv/lib/python3.11/site-packages/resdata/summary/rd_sum.py", line 256, in __init__
      raise IOError(
  OSError: Failed to create summary instance from argument:HistoryMatch_07-01-2024`

Any help is greatly appreciated.

[berland]

This is either resdata that does not fully support your summary file or some other Windows related problem. If you get the same result on a Linux machine then it is related to Windows at least.

[nishanghub]

Sorry for the late reply. This is a problem of the "HistoryMatch_07-01-2024.UNSMRY" and "HistoryMatch_07-01-2024.SMSPEC" files. The reason is that when I use the latest version of RESDATA with some old 2022 UNSMRY + SMSPEC files (Eg - "HistoryMatch_02-01-2022.UNSMRY" and "HistoryMatch_02-01-2022.SMSPEC" ) the code successfully creates the summary files. But with these 2024 files stated in the ticket, it does not work.

So that implies that the problem is with the files it self.