fix(qe): use ndmin=2 in np.loadtxt to handle single-line .evp files #900
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When Quantum Espresso cp.x trajectory files contain only a single timestep, the
.evp
energy file has just one data line. This causednp.loadtxt()
to return a 1D array instead of the expected 2D array, leading to an IndexError when the code attempted 2D indexing operations.The fix uses numpy's
ndmin=2
parameter to ensure the loaded data is always at least 2-dimensional, maintaining consistency between single-line and multi-line energy files without requiring additional reshaping logic.Changes:
ndmin=2
parameter tonp.loadtxt()
call inload_energy()
functionTesting:
.evp
file handlingFixes #899.
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