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A bad design decision was made early on, which was to have row vectors and column vectors be represented differently. This needs to be addressed, with all vectors made to have no orientation.
Some functions already do this. One example, good for a beginner, is pqr.uniform_random_axis(); it should return a vector without any orientation.
Traces from https://github.com/autumnsault/pyquat/iss
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Solver::addMonitor()has aMonitorPosition posargument that allows the user to control whether a new monitor is added to the beginning (front) or end (back) of the list of output monitors.https://github.com/boutproject/BOUT-dev/blob/efb92e9672a3c380209420512e4e1ee94e91624a/include/bout/solver.hxx#L221
It would be nice to have a similar argument for
Solver::addTimestepMonitor().https: