Using FitOpt.Baseline = 0, 1, 2, 3, or 4 is not recognized by the GUI window.
The esfit window always starts from "Baseline none" and the baseline type needs to be manually defined.
This is in version 6.0.0-dev.51
New esfit does not recognize FitOpt.Baseline argument
New esfit does not recognize FitOpt.Baseline argument
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Re: New esfit does not recognize FitOpt.Baseline argument
This could be a capitalization issue. Try FitOpt.BaseLine
instead of FitOpt.Baseline
.
Re: New esfit does not recognize FitOpt.Baseline argument
Yes, that was the issue!
I believe a correction should be made at the esfit
documentation page downloaded with the latest version.
Thanks Stefan.
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Re: New esfit does not recognize FitOpt.Baseline argument
We will fix the documentation - thanks for pointing this out!
Re: New esfit does not recognize FitOpt.Baseline argument
In a (probably) related issue, FitOpt.PrintLevel
seems to have no effect on the output's verbosity when esfit
is invoked without the fitting GUI. Even setting to 0 produces the full output.
I have tried capitalization permutations (printLevel
, Printlevel
, printlevel
) without luck.
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Re: New esfit does not recognize FitOpt.Baseline argument
In version 6, this has been renamed to Verbosity
, to be more consistent with other EasySpin functions.