Support opening single model XML files#115
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looks great. Thanks for this update!
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Right now the plotter assumes that a user's model is always composed of separate geometry, materials, and settings XML files. This PR updates the plotter to work with our new functionality in v0.13.3 whereby a model can be represented in a single XML file. The command-line arguments were reconfigured now so that you pass the directory or model.xml file as a regular (non-flag) argument:
openmc-plotter(current directory with individual XML files or model.xml file)openmc-plotter some_dir/(directory with individual XML files or model.xml fileopenmc-plotter some_model.xml(single, arbitrarily named XML file)For consistency, the plot_settings.pkl file is always written in the same directory where the XML files exist.