Molecule and Crystal unit tests: always add the scattering power to t…

…he Crystal before the scatterer
diffpy · Dec 19, 2021 · 58a97f6 · 58a97f6
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diff --git a/src/pyobjcryst/tests/pyobjcrysttestutils.py b/src/pyobjcryst/tests/pyobjcrysttestutils.py
@@ -38,8 +38,8 @@ def makeScattererAnisotropic():
 
 def makeCrystal(sp, atom):
     c = Crystal(3.52, 3.52, 3.52, "225")
-    c.AddScatterer(atom)
     c.AddScatteringPower(sp)
+    c.AddScatterer(atom)
     return c
 
 def getScatterer():
@@ -138,6 +138,8 @@ def makeMnO6():
     sp1.SetBiso(8*pi*pi*0.003)
     sp2 = ScatteringPowerAtom("O", "O")
     sp2.SetBiso(8*pi*pi*0.003)
+    crystal.AddScatteringPower(sp1)
+    crystal.AddScatteringPower(sp2)
 
     m = MakeOctahedron(crystal, "MnO6", sp1, sp2, 0.5*a)
 

diff --git a/src/pyobjcryst/tests/testcrystal.py b/src/pyobjcryst/tests/testcrystal.py
@@ -66,8 +66,8 @@ def testRemoveFunctions(self):
 
         # You can add scatterers with the same name. That should be a no-no.
         sp2, atom2 = makeScatterer()
-        c.AddScatterer(atom2)
         c.AddScatteringPower(sp2)
+        c.AddScatterer(atom2)
 
         # These act according to the library. You can try to remove an object
         # that is not in the crystal, and it will gladly do nothing for you.