Read default config if no config is specified #25
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- Will look for "default_config.txt" in the current directory if no config files are provided as arguments - Still requires the start date to be specified
eivindgw
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Feb 17, 2025
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With these changes, uEMEP can use a default config file if no config files are provided as command line arguments. Specifically, uEMEP will look for the file "default_config.txt" in the run directory. If one or more config files are provided, or if the file "default_config.txt" do not exist, then these changes are ignored, and uEMEP functions as usual. This makes it easier to setup debug runs through gdb and vscode.