Improve print order of state variables in settings module.#106
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Improve print order of state variables in settings module
This MR sorts state variables based on their (nested) module name in case-insensitive, alphabetical order, with parameters always on top.
Description
Setup:
Use settings module to print state variables.
Problem:
Some variables were hard to find between nested modules.
Previously:
Note the
**and<--, which are variables of different modules, which are not printed as a group.New Behavior:
Things done in this MR
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Example Usage
Use the settings module to list state variables.