surface_example.py resolution mismatch error

[AvidaanSrivastava]

Hello,

I'm trying to use this tool (for the first time!) to model surfaces and I'm running into the following error message:

Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "/Volumes/Avidaan Work/PhD projects/JWST/platon/examples/surface_example.py", line 39, in <module>
    wavelengths, depths, info_dict = calc.compute_depths(
                                     ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
  File "/Volumes/Avidaan Work/PhD projects/JWST/platon/platon/eclipse_depth_calculator.py", line 194, in compute_depths
    stellar_fluxes_orig, _ = self.atm.get_stellar_spectrum(
                             ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
  File "/Volumes/Avidaan Work/PhD projects/JWST/platon/platon/_atmosphere_solver.py", line 381, in get_stellar_spectrum
    raise ValueError("Stellar spectra has a different length ({}) than opacities ({})!  If you are using high resolution opacities, pass stellar_blackbody=True to compute_depths".format(len(spot_spectrum), len(lambdas)))

ValueError: Stellar spectra has a different length (13863) than opacities (100213)!  If you are using high resolution opacities, pass stellar_blackbody=True to compute_depths

This error occurs when the wavelengths, depths, info_dict = calc.compute_depths(...) function is run. I rechecked the installation and ran nosetests -v and everything checks out. I have not made any edits to the python script provided in "/examples/surface_example.py" so I am not sure why the vanilla example is not working. Are there any additional files I need to download that have somehow not been downloaded with the default installation? The other example codes seem to be working fine.

I would appreciate any help you can offer regarding this. Please let me know if you require any further information. Thank you.

Avidaan Srivastava

[ideasrule]

I just fixed the bug, which crept in with recent changes. Sorry for the inconvenience! Can you pull the repository and try again?

[AvidaanSrivastava]

It works now! Thank you very much!