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command line error using omc

#7783  Permalink Top

command line error using omc

May-09-17 14:35:29

Can anyone help me to fix this to run using command line
To give you an idea,
- I have a package named Package
- With in it there is a an experiment called System
- my model uses four data files (a two column, and n number of rows). The files are AWCD.txt, DWCD.txt, popmillion.txt, and air.txt

I created mos file (mosfile.mos) as follows:

Code:


loadModel(Modelica);

loadFile("F:/0000_Apps/MODELICA/Test/Package.mo"); getErrorString();

loadFile("F:/0000_Apps/MODELICA/Test/Data/AWCD.txt"); getErrorString();

loadFile("F:/0000_Apps/MODELICA/Test/Data/DWCD.txt"); getErrorString();

loadFile("F:/0000_Apps/MODELICA/Test/Data/popmillion.txt"); getErrorString();

loadFile("F:/0000_Apps/MODELICA/Test/Data/air.txt"); getErrorString();

simulate(System, startTime = 0, stopTime = 1, numberOfIntervals = 500, tolerance = 0.0001, method = "dassl", outputFormat = "csv"); getErrorString();

And my batch file is :

Code:


c:/OpenModelica1.9.3Nightly/bin/omc.exe mosfile.mos

pause

After launching the cmd file using batch file, I got this errors:

Code:


F:\0000_Apps\MODELICA\Test>c:/OpenModelica1.9.3Nightly/bin/omc.exe mosfile.mos

"F:/0000_Apps/MODELICA/Test"

true

true

"[F:/0000_Apps/MODELICA/Test/Package.mo:356:73-356:77:writable] Warning: Lexer treating \ as \\, since \_ is not a valid Modelica escape sequence.

[F:/0000_Apps/MODELICA/Test/Package.mo:356:73-356:88:writable] Warning: Lexer treating \ as \\, since \M is not a valid Modelica escape sequence.

[F:/0000_Apps/MODELICA/Test/Package.mo:356:73-356:97:writable] Warning: Lexer treating \ as \\, since \W is not a valid Modelica escape sequence.

[F:/0000_Apps/MODELICA/Test/Package.mo:356:73-356:106:writable] Warning: Lexer treating \ as \\, since \D is not a valid Modelica escape sequence.

[F:/0000_Apps/MODELICA/Test/Package.mo:356:73-356:111:writable] Warning: Lexer treating \ as \\, since \w is not a valid Modelica escape sequence.

[F:/0000_Apps/MODELICA/Test/Package.mo:532:73-532:77:writable] Warning: Lexer treating \ as \\, since \_ is not a valid Modelica escape sequence.

[F:/0000_Apps/MODELICA/Test/Package.mo:532:73-532:88:writable] Warning: Lexer treating \ as \\, since \M is not a valid Modelica escape sequence.

[F:/0000_Apps/MODELICA/Test/Package.mo:532:73-532:97:writable] Warning: Lexer treating \ as \\, since \W is not a valid Modelica escape sequence.

[F:/0000_Apps/MODELICA/Test/Package.mo:532:73-532:106:writable] Warning: Lexer treating \ as \\, since \D is not a valid Modelica escape sequence.

[F:/0000_Apps/MODELICA/Test/Package.mo:532:73-532:111:writable] Warning: Lexer treating \ as \\, since \p is not a valid Modelica escape sequence.

[F:/0000_Apps/MODELICA/Test/Package.mo:630:73-630:77:writable] Warning: Lexer treating \ as \\, since \_ is not a valid Modelica escape sequence.

[F:/0000_Apps/MODELICA/Test/Package.mo:630:73-630:88:writable] Warning: Lexer treating \ as \\, since \M is not a valid Modelica escape sequence.

[F:/0000_Apps/MODELICA/Test/Package.mo:630:73-630:97:writable] Warning: Lexer treating \ as \\, since \W is not a valid Modelica escape sequence.

[F:/0000_Apps/MODELICA/Test/Package.mo:630:73-630:106:writable] Warning: Lexer treating \ as \\, since \D is not a valid Modelica escape sequence.

[F:/0000_Apps/MODELICA/Test/Package.mo:630:73-630:111:writable] Warning: Lexer treating \ as \\, since \D is not a valid Modelica escape sequence.

[F:/0000_Apps/MODELICA/Test/Package.mo:653:73-653:77:writable] Warning: Lexer treating \ as \\, since \_ is not a valid Modelica escape sequence.

[F:/0000_Apps/MODELICA/Test/Package.mo:653:73-653:88:writable] Warning: Lexer treating \ as \\, since \M is not a valid Modelica escape sequence.

[F:/0000_Apps/MODELICA/Test/Package.mo:653:73-653:97:writable] Warning: Lexer treating \ as \\, since \W is not a valid Modelica escape sequence.

[F:/0000_Apps/MODELICA/Test/Package.mo:653:73-653:106:writable] Warning: Lexer treating \ as \\, since \D is not a valid Modelica escape sequence.

[F:/0000_Apps/MODELICA/Test/Package.mo:653:73-653:111:writable] Warning: Lexer treating \ as \\, since \A is not a valid Modelica escape sequence.

"

false

"[F:/0000_Apps/MODELICA/Test/Data/AWCD.txt:1:0-1:0:writable] Error: Lexer failed to recognize '#1

double '

"

false

"[F:/0000_Apps/MODELICA/Test/Data/DWCD.txt:1:0-1:0:writable] Error: Lexer failed to recognize '#1

double '

"

false

"[F:/0000_Apps/MODELICA/Test/Data/popmillion.txt:1:0-1:0:writable] Error: Lexer failed to recognize '#1

double '

"

false

"[F:/0000_Apps/MODELICA/Test/Data/air.txt:1:0-1:0:writable] Error: Lexer failed to recognize '#1

double '

"

record SimulationResult

    resultFile = "",

    simulationOptions = "startTime = 0.0, stopTime = 1.0, numberOfIntervals = 500, tolerance = 0.0001, method = 'dassl', fileNamePrefix = 'System', options = '', outputFormat = 'csv', variableFilter = '.*', cflags = '', simflags = ''",

    messages = "Simulation Failed. Model: System does not exist! Please load it first before simulation.",

    timeFrontend = 0.0,

    timeBackend = 0.0,

    timeSimCode = 0.0,

    timeTemplates = 0.0,

    timeCompile = 0.0,

    timeSimulation = 0.0,

    timeTotal = 0.0

end SimulationResult;

""



F:\0000_Apps\MODELICA\Test>pause

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Could you please guide me how to fix this problem?

The batch file approach and the mos file format without using external files (on a simple test model) works without any issue.  However, with this model, it doesn't work. Maybe there is another way to call the data files? Or any error that I didn't pay attention?

Many thanks in advance

#9450  Permalink Top

Re: command line error using omc

Nov-13-19 08:26:38

To me it looks as if there is an issue with the path name using "/" on windows?

#9451  Permalink Top

Re: command line error using omc

Nov-13-19 08:34:31

The problem is that you're trying to load .txt models using loadFile. Command loadFile should only be used for .mo files.
Also, the System class doesn't seem to be in the Modelica file you loaded.

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