Hi Guys,
I am running NanoTCAD, a python library, to simulate transistor devices. I have been getting out of index error while using one of the commands, grid:
"IndexError: axis 1 out of bounds [0, 1)"
Code:
File"/home/kemps/anaconda3/lib/python3.5/NanoTCAD_ViDES.py", line 1409,in __init__ x=unique(concatenate((uxC,xg),1));
This error comes every time I try to use grid3D (function). I call the function grid3D like this (function definition below):
gridD=grid3D(xg,yg,CNT.z,CNT.x,CNT.y,CNT.z);
I tried searching online but I couldn't get it to work. I am not sure where I am making a mistake. Any thoughts from Python experts will be very appreciated. I have Anaconda Python 3.5 installed on Ubuntu 16.04 with Scipy v0.17.1 Numpy 1.11.1
The grid3D function is defined as such (from the code provided):
Code:
class grid3D: def __init__(self,*args): # I initialize the rank if(mpi4py_loaded): rank = MPI.COMM_WORLD.Get_rank() else: rank=0; # args is a tuple and len(args) return # the number of arguments # the number of arguments can be either 3 or 6 # if 3, the first three inputs are the grid along the # x,y,z axis # if 6, the first three inputs are the grid along the # x,y,z axis, while the last three inputs are the x-y-z # coordinates of the atoms if(len(args)>3): xg=around(args[0],5); yg=around(args[1],5); zg=around(args[2],5); xC=around(args[3],5); yC=around(args[4],5); zC=around(args[5],5); npC=size(xC); else: xg=around(args[0],5); yg=around(args[1],5); zg=around(args[2],5); npC=0; #I create the grid if(npC!=0): #find the unique values for xC,yC and zC uxC=unique(xC); uyC=unique(yC); uzC=unique(zC); # I find the only the additional values which are in xg and not in uxC # the same for the other axis exg=intersect1d(setxor1d(xg,uxC),xg); eyg=intersect1d(setxor1d(yg,uyC),yg); ezg=intersect1d(setxor1d(zg,uzC),zg); if(npC!=0): x=unique(concatenate((uxC,xg),1)); y=unique(concatenate((uyC,yg),1)); z=unique(concatenate((uzC,zg),1)); else: x=xg; y=yg; z=zg;
Out of index error using Python on NanoTCAD