[WIP] Unproxy objects using .unproxy()#786
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[WIP] Unproxy objects using .unproxy()#786jhprinz wants to merge 1 commit intoopenpathsampling:masterfrom
.unproxy()#786jhprinz wants to merge 1 commit intoopenpathsampling:masterfrom
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Implements / Resolves #671
This was not so difficult. There is now a method
which will convert recursively all existing LoaderProxies into real objects to avoid the problem of loading an object and have it implicitly requiring an open file where the object was loaded from.
There are specific implementations for
TrajectoryandSampleSetThere was also a little bug when getting delayed attributes which lead to returning the Proxy and not the full object. The user should not see the LoaderProxies unless specifically asking for it.