Plotting Issue - "TypeError: ufunc 'isfinite' not supported for the input types"

[nyambol]

This seems to be related to the other plot issues (#10) but I can't fix.

Attached screenshot shows the error.

Also, I inserted the print of the data[] array to help me resolve another issue. It seems that a redirect of the output in PowerShell borks the formatting. I think there's a way in PS to fix it, but I just switched to cmd instead. In PS, the output is formatted into lines, and that formatting is carried into the file, making the resulting data[] a list of lists, one list for each line.

• Python 3.10.0
• numpy 1.21.3
• matplotlib 3.4.3

[milancurcic]

Thank you, @nyambol! Can you please attach output_dos.txt here? I'll take a look and see how we can fix the code to make it portable.

[nyambol]

Well, I seemed to have borked things myself. I re-ran the PS capture of output & it came out the way it should. But, this time I get a different error from the one above. And it's the same error for both exports. A real WTF moment. Sorry.

Now, I did have to change the Unicode setting from UTF-16 to UTF-8, which is my Windows 10 Pro system. I know I've seen commentary around about Win 10 being the former, but mine was CP1252 until I enabled the beta option to switch to `UTF-8'. This is

Edition	Windows 10 Pro
Version	21H1
Installed on	‎9/‎4/‎2021
OS build	19043.1288

The "latest and greatest" according to MS. :-\
I wonder if you can just use sys.stdin.encoding to get the necessary value.

C:\Users\micha\Dropbox\src\fortran\fortran-basics
{micha} [8] --> .\plot_water_height_multipanel.py .\output-ps.txt
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "C:\Users\micha\Dropbox\src\fortran\fortran-basics\plot_water_height_multipanel.py", line 44, in <module>
    ax.plot(x, h[time_steps[n], :], "b-")
IndexError: index 25 is out of bounds for axis 0 with size 1

output-ps.txt
output-dos.txt

[milancurcic]

Hi @nyambol, sorry for the delay. I just looked at the files and they seem fine (they're exactly the same on my end). I was also able to plot them with the Python script. Unfortunately I don't have a Windows computer. Are you still having issues with this?