fix : convert trailing comments to single sline comments

[gaelforget]

Seems safer since fewer parsers will support comments trailing section lines than single line comments.

With at least one parser, IniFile.jl, these comments lead to an incorrect read -- separating out the comments as single lines fixed it.

[bpbond]

Thanks @gaelforget . What's the use case for this? I.e., why would another parser be reading Hector's INI files?

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[gaelforget]

Thanks @gaelforget . What's the use case for this? I.e., why would another parser be reading Hector's INI files?

Use case is running Hector via a Julia wrapper. I do this in the following notebook that is part of the example set for ClimateModels.jl (the generalized model wrapper).

http://www.gaelforget.net/notebooks/Hector.html

Similar to what's done in pyhector and the R interface I presume, we read in the ini file to display parameters, let user change parameters, save customized parameters to a new ini file, and call Hector from Julia.

[kdorheim]

@gaelforget, thanks for your interest in contributing to Hector! I guess I am curious as to why this change was only made for the HFC4310_halocarbon?

[gaelforget]

Other comments were single line comments or after variable definitions & did not seem to cause any issue -- unlike these few comments placed after section definitions ([HFC4310_halocarbon ]).

[kdorheim]

This does not affect our miscellaneous scripts that are not tested as part of the CI (this is a todo #657) good to merge!