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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
Can anyone know how to call the full path of a Modelica library, in this case a combi table library, into a modelica script file?
Dears,
Is it possible to create .mos file using OpenModelica?
If yes, how can I do that from within OpenModelica?
if not, can anyone tell me how to create .mos file for the following modelica package structure:
myMainPackage
- InterfacePackage
- ConnectorsPackage
- ComponentsPackage
myExperiment
I would like to run myExperiment using .mos file. I would like to note that, this model (experiment) reads time series file (series.txt) which is located in the same folder as the main package myMainPackage.mo
I had tried the following but I couldn't find it working:
Code:
// -start script
cd(); // display the current directory
loadFile("C:\\MOD\\myMainPackage.mo"); getErrorString();
simulate(myExperiment, startTime = 0, stopTime = 1, numberOfIntervals = 500, tolerance = 0.0001, method = "dassl", outputFormat = "csv"); getErrorString();
// -end script
I admint that I do not know where to place the time series file (series.txt)
Can anyone help me
Hi Modelica group,
I would be glad if anyone ever know / or if it is possible to click on the icon of any modelica component in order to open external application, such as notebook or any any other exe application
Many thanks,
Allen
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