When ccut is given a purely numerical input for unit detection, the arpeggio package throws a "NoMatch" exception. The expected result should a unitless ("UNKNOWN DIMENSION") schema.
Example:
from ccut import ccut
cc = ccut()
cc.get_top_ccu("10")
throws this exception
arpeggio.NoMatch: Expected 'deg C' or '[a-zA-Z]+' or '$' or '€' or '₡' or '£' or '₪' or '₹' or '¥' or '₩' or '₦' or '₲' or '฿' or '₴' or '₫' at position (1, 3) => '10*'.
It appears to be assuming that we should always be providing a character in addition to the numerical value to the input.
Addendum:
Further testing shows that non-purely numerical inputs also throw this error, e.g. "OBJECTID_1"
When ccut is given a purely numerical input for unit detection, the arpeggio package throws a "NoMatch" exception. The expected result should a unitless ("UNKNOWN DIMENSION") schema.
Example:
throws this exception
arpeggio.NoMatch: Expected 'deg C' or '[a-zA-Z]+' or '$' or '€' or '₡' or '£' or '₪' or '₹' or '¥' or '₩' or '₦' or '₲' or '฿' or '₴' or '₫' at position (1, 3) => '10*'.It appears to be assuming that we should always be providing a character in addition to the numerical value to the input.
Addendum:
Further testing shows that non-purely numerical inputs also throw this error, e.g. "OBJECTID_1"