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Class SI.Reluctance not found in scope

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Class SI.Reluctance not found in scope

Jul-13-21 10:58:53

Hi,
I tried recreating the example  (Modelica.Magnetic.FundamentalWave.Examples.Components.SinglePhaseInductance) in a new Model "Inerti2"
copied the same code from that example to this Model as refers to many Type paramaters
Get the error

Error: Class SI.Reluctance not found in scope inerti2

However if i compile the example , it works fine

I am using Modelica 4.0.0 and Open Modelcal 1.17

Thanks

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Re: Class SI.Reluctance not found in scope

Jul-15-21 10:05:26

My first guess:
You need to declare what `SI` is by using

Code:

import SI=Modelica.Units.SI;

This could be done in some other place in the MSL example.

If that is not the problem where did you copy the code from?
The error you are describing could be related to the version of the Modelica Standard Library (MSL). Maybe the version where you copied from doesn't match the version you have in OpenModelica, which is using MSL 4.0.0 in your case.

In MSL 4.0.0 the SI units are in

Code:

Units.SI

while in the previous MSL 3.2.3 they where in

Code:

SIunits

Edited by: AnHeuermann - Jul-15-21 10:06:12
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