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(#541) Using common value for absent values (-999.25, -9999.25, etc.)

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Pål Hagen 2015-10-16 13:57:34 +02:00
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ApplicationCode/ReservoirDataModel/RigWellLogFile.cpp
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@ -32,6 +32,24 @@
#define RIG_WELL_FOOTPERMETER 3.2808399
//--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
/// Find the largest possible "ususal" value to use for absent data (-999.25, -9999.25, etc.)
//--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
static double sg_createAbsentValue(double lowestDataValue)
{
double absentValue = -999.0;
while (absentValue > lowestDataValue)
{
absentValue *= 10;
absentValue -= 9;
}
return absentValue - 0.25;
}
//--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
///
//--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
@ -252,9 +270,7 @@ bool RigWellLogFile::exportToLasFile(const RimWellLogPlotCurve* curve, const QSt
double minX, maxX;
curve->valueRange(&minX, &maxX);
// Might want to use a different way to find an absent/"null" value, maybe use the default if possible
double absentValue = ((size_t) maxX) + 1000;
double absentValue = sg_createAbsentValue(minX);
std::vector<double> wellLogValues = curveData->xValues();
for (size_t vIdx = 0; vIdx < wellLogValues.size(); vIdx++)