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Hello all,
I have created a spectrum file that contains more than 99 spectrum points. When I try to analyze the spectrum using TelemacFile, I get a "This file does not seem to be a spectrum file" error mainly because after spectrum point 99 the method 'is_a_spectrum_file' fails to match the regex filter 'F[0-9]{2} PT2D[0-9]{6}' with 'varnames'. Point naming after F99 follows the pattern F:1, F:2, F:3 and so on.
The questions are:

1. Since only two digits are dedicated to spectrum point numbering, why isn't there a check to make sure this is obeyed to avoid unexpected behaviour?
2. If spectrum point names after F99 don't pose TOMAWAC functionality issue (which so far I believe is true), then 'is_a_spectrum_file' should be adapted accordingly
3. Is it possible to add third digit be added to spectrum point naming?
Regards,
Costas

Hi,

Indeed the check was forgotten.
I was told at the time that the limit was 99.
I'll check in the code what the limit is and match that.

I've pushed a correction for telemac_file that should work with the actual output of tomawac.

Could you give it a try ?

In a second commit (it needs more validation) I will change tomawac naming of spectrum variables to handle more than 99.

Yep, it works just fine! Looking forward for the 3 digit fix.