Brief description
import.exe will import (and report) on all stations and measurements in the file(s) that it parses.
It would be useful if it also reported (again) to describe the final stn and msr set AFTER any removal of:
- duplicated stations
- ignored measurements
- [see also comments below on the timing of --exclude-msr-types, --include-msr-types]
Background
During some recent testing, I was briefly confused as to why several 'CCC' constrained station(s) were not turning up in my adjustment, despite being reported by import.exe. I then realised that I had placed the file containing those CCC stations at the END of the list of parsed files, and those stations were being removed as duplicate stations.
(When I move that file to the start of the parsed file list, the CCC station(s) are applied as expected... but the 'file parsing summary' provided by import.exe is understandably, no different).
Similarly, all measurements are reported as parsed, but some (e.g. ignore msrs) may later be removed.
Basic requirements
Report the stations and measurements tables TWICE:
- once after parsing input files,
- and again after any data manipulation by import.exe
Related (this could be moved to its own issue):
To be fully consistent, you may consider also applying --exclude-msr-types and --include-msr-types arguments
AFTER the full file parsing is reported (these are currently applied before the 'file parsing summary' is reported).
Priority
Priority 2 Medium
Image below shows 1 CCC station, and ALL the msrs in 2x given Msr types, which were later removed by import and did not form part of the adjusted dataset.
Image below shows the same dataset, with --exclude-msr-types applied before 'file parsing summary'.
Brief description
import.exe will import (and report) on all stations and measurements in the file(s) that it parses.
It would be useful if it also reported (again) to describe the final stn and msr set AFTER any removal of:
Background
During some recent testing, I was briefly confused as to why several 'CCC' constrained station(s) were not turning up in my adjustment, despite being reported by import.exe. I then realised that I had placed the file containing those CCC stations at the END of the list of parsed files, and those stations were being removed as duplicate stations.
(When I move that file to the start of the parsed file list, the CCC station(s) are applied as expected... but the 'file parsing summary' provided by import.exe is understandably, no different).
Similarly, all measurements are reported as parsed, but some (e.g. ignore msrs) may later be removed.
Basic requirements
Report the stations and measurements tables TWICE:
Related (this could be moved to its own issue):
To be fully consistent, you may consider also applying --exclude-msr-types and --include-msr-types arguments
AFTER the full file parsing is reported (these are currently applied before the 'file parsing summary' is reported).
Priority
Priority 2 Medium
Image below shows 1 CCC station, and ALL the msrs in 2x given Msr types, which were later removed by import and did not form part of the adjusted dataset.
Image below shows the same dataset, with --exclude-msr-types applied before 'file parsing summary'.