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Good riddance. One of my least favourite routines.
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scaling method
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Previously, we were using random(), which is really really bad.
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We know it's broken.
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asymmetric indices
This fixes a >2 year old bug in the reflection list, and a bug in tests/list_check.c which
allowed it to go undetected for so long. The main situation where it would have caused
problems is when asymmetric_indices() was called on a reflection list containing symmetrically
equivalent reflections. The only core CrystFEL program which does this is partialator.
compare_hkl uses asymmetric_indices(), but the reflections are already guaranteed to be
asymmetric by that point (because check_list_symmetry() has been called).
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Brought across from "tom/pr"
Conflicts:
src/indexamajig.c
src/post-refinement.c
tests/pr_gradient_check.c
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