Start OMEdit using the command "OMEdit --OMCLogger=true". Then Tools->OMC CLI will allow you to send commands instead of just reading them.

runScript("file.mos") will run the given mos-script.

Thank you.
that usage is useful for me and straightforward.

I will use this to make a Fourier analysis of some of the output waveforms.
All I have to do is to translate into OM mos the mos I wrote some years ago for Dymola.
The language is modelica, but the functions to call are different.

My first obstacle is how to use  readSimulationResult().
I got some info about it in:
https://build.openmodelica.org/Document … esult.html

I have to pass to it as one of the inputs "variables" that is of VariableNames type.
Where can I find the description of this type? I suppose it is something like a string list, butI cannot envisage how exactly it is to be used.
Maybe there is an example of readSimulationResult() usage somewhere to look at.

MC

Just in case anyone had read my previous message and is curious about the solution.
I found the explanation of the type "VariableNames" in section 2.3 of OpenModelicaSystem.pdf. I read as follows:

VariableName – variable name, e.g. v1, v2, vars1[2].x, etc.

I tried... it  works!

Hi Everyone,

I have another question regarding compiling a model from cmd using OMC command. It seems like it takes more time to compile and simulate the model using OMC. I just wanted to ask if anyone knows the parameters affecting the time that it takes to compile the model. I increased the number of the elements in my model and it takes approximately the same time to be compiled. So, I was wondering what parameters of the model affect the time consumption for simulation.


Thanks for your attention,
Pouya

Try reading http://www.ep.liu.se/ecp_article/index. … rticle=049 and you will see how some parameters affect compilation and simulation times.