Fixed issue AttributeError: 'tuple' object has no attribute 'keys' #2365
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…rived from line 314 of file FSIInterface.py
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Why is there an empty file called FSIInterface.py:Zone.Identifier ? Can you remove it? |
Oh it's just one of those zone identifier files in Ubuntu WSL. They are created every time new files are moved into a directory and they are empty. I have removed it. |
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I received this message when I am trying to run Dynamic FSI tutorial case
This issue is derived from line 314 of file FSIInterface.py
What I received in terminal was like this:
File "home/huy/SU2/bin/FSI_tools/FSIInterface.py", line 314, in connect
if allMovingMarkersTags[0] in allMarkersID.keys():
AttributeError: 'tuple' object has no attribute 'keys'
To fix this I add this line above the error line:
allMarkersID = {marker: idx for idx, marker in enumerate(allMarkersID)}