Add radial_grid class to reference_tools.py. #565
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rpvin
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rpvin
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Looks like @rpvin 's approval doesn't count, and I need to override merge. Maybe it's because he's not part of the CIG Github organization? |
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It looks like I somehow forgot to add the radial_grid class to reference_tools.py when I submitted the PR for updates to Rayleigh's finite-difference mode. This PR adds that class to reference_tools.py. It's usage is discussed in the documentation here.
I'm tagging @rpvin , since he noticed this was missing.