Partly revert the change with the referencing of diagonal solutions, …#199
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| ref_pol = False | ||
| if 'XX' in self.getAxisValues('pol'): ref_pol = 'XX' | ||
| elif 'RR' in self.getAxisValues('pol'): ref_pol = 'RR' |
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🤔 , changing the type of a variable is not very nice (though allowed by Python). Why not initialize it to an empty string?
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Partially revert my recent changes regarding the referencing of diagonal solutions: Per default, X and Y will now be again referenced independently, but there is the preservePol argument added. If specified, referencing happens only to X, such that the X-Y information is preserved.