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If % is included in any of the model's modules' parameters, the validator complains that the model is invalid. This is caused by the fact that it thinks that it is a variable that is undefined. The model can run but this message is annoying (and wrong).
To reproduce
Try to put % into some parameter. The good option where this can happen often is v.db.select/v.extract with the where option (col1 LIKE 'A%').
Idea for solution
Change the syntax for variables in the modeler. The pure % prefix is bad because it can fail in case of variables like %d and %donkey (one of them is pseudorandomly chosen; if it chooses d over donkey, it thinks that onkey is a string following the variable).
Describe the bug
If
%
is included in any of the model's modules' parameters, the validator complains that the model is invalid. This is caused by the fact that it thinks that it is a variable that is undefined. The model can run but this message is annoying (and wrong).To reproduce
Try to put
%
into some parameter. The good option where this can happen often isv.db.select
/v.extract
with thewhere
option (col1 LIKE 'A%'
).Idea for solution
Change the syntax for variables in the modeler. The pure
%
prefix is bad because it can fail in case of variables like%d
and%donkey
(one of them is pseudorandomly chosen; if it choosesd
overdonkey
, it thinks thatonkey
is a string following the variable).System description
main
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