Buildings.Obsolete.Utilities.IO.Python36.Functions.Examples
Collection of models that illustrate model use and test models
Information
This package contains examples for the use of models that can be found in Buildings.Obsolete.Utilities.IO.Python36.Functions.
The examples demonstrate how to call Python functions from Modelica.
Extends from Modelica.Icons.ExamplesPackage (Icon for packages containing runnable examples).
Package Content
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
 Exchange
|
Test model for exchange function |
| ExchangeWithPassPythonObject
|
Test model for exchange function with memory |
Buildings.Obsolete.Utilities.IO.Python36.Functions.Examples.Exchange
Test model for exchange function
Information
This example calls various functions in the Python module testFunctions.py.
It tests whether arguments and return values are passed correctly.
The functions in testFunctions.py are very simple in order to test
whether they compute correctly, and whether the data conversion between Modelica and
Python is implemented correctly.
Each call to Python is followed by an assert statement which terminates
the simulation if the return value is different from the expected value.
Extends from Modelica.Icons.Example (Icon for runnable examples).
Parameters
| Type | Name | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| Boolean | passPythonObject | false | Set to true if the Python function returns and receives an object, see User's Guide |
| Real | yR1[1] | Real function value | |
| Integer | yI1[1] | Integer function value | |
| Real | yR2[2] | Real function value | |
| Integer | yI2[2] | Integer function value |
Modelica definition
model Exchange "Test model for exchange function"
extends Modelica.Icons.Example;
parameter Boolean passPythonObject = false
"Set to true if the Python function returns and receives an object, see User's Guide";
parameter Real yR1[1](each fixed=false) "Real function value";
parameter Integer yI1[1](each fixed=false) "Integer function value";
parameter Real yR2[2](each fixed=false) "Real function value";
parameter Integer yI2[2](each fixed=false) "Integer function value";
protected
model M "Class that contains the Python object"
Buildings.Obsolete.Utilities.IO.Python36.Functions.BaseClasses.PythonObject
pytObj=
Buildings.Obsolete.Utilities.IO.Python36.Functions.BaseClasses.PythonObject()
"Instance of Python object";
end M;
M[8] m "Array with instances of Python objects";
initial algorithm
yR1 := Buildings.Obsolete.Utilities.IO.Python36.Functions.exchange(
moduleName="testFunctions",
functionName="r1_r1",
pytObj=m[1].pytObj,
passPythonObject=passPythonObject,
dblWri={2.0},
intWri={0},
nDblWri=1,
nDblRea=1,
nIntWri=0,
nIntRea=0,
nStrWri=0,
strWri={""});
assert(abs(4-yR1[1]) < 1e-5, "Error in function r1_r1");
yR1 := Buildings.Obsolete.Utilities.IO.Python36.Functions.exchange(
moduleName="testFunctions",
functionName="r2_r1",
pytObj=m[2].pytObj,
passPythonObject=passPythonObject,
dblWri={2.0,3.0},
intWri={0},
nDblWri=2,
nDblRea=1,
nIntWri=0,
nIntRea=0,
nStrWri=0,
strWri={""});
assert(abs(6-yR1[1]) < 1e-5, "Error in function r2_r1");
yR2 := Buildings.Obsolete.Utilities.IO.Python36.Functions.exchange(
moduleName="testFunctions",
functionName="r1_r2",
pytObj=m[3].pytObj,
passPythonObject=passPythonObject,
dblWri={2.0},
intWri={0},
nDblWri=1,
nDblRea=2,
nIntWri=0,
nIntRea=0,
nStrWri=0,
strWri={""});
assert(abs(yR2[1]-2) + abs(yR2[2]-4) < 1E-5, "Error in function r1_r2");
// In the call below, yR1 is a dummy variable, as exchange returns (Real[1], Integer[1])
(yR1,yI1) := Buildings.Obsolete.Utilities.IO.Python36.Functions.exchange(
moduleName="testFunctions",
functionName="i1_i1",
pytObj=m[4].pytObj,
passPythonObject=passPythonObject,
dblWri={0.0},
intWri={3},
nDblWri=0,
nDblRea=0,
nIntWri=1,
nIntRea=1,
nStrWri=0,
strWri={""});
assert((6-yI1[1]) < 1e-5, "Error in function i1_i1");
// In the call below, yR1 is a dummy variable, as exchange returns (Real[1], Integer[2])
(yR1,yI2) := Buildings.Obsolete.Utilities.IO.Python36.Functions.exchange(
moduleName="testFunctions",
functionName="i1_i2",
pytObj=m[5].pytObj,
passPythonObject=passPythonObject,
dblWri={0.0},
intWri={2},
nDblWri=0,
nDblRea=0,
nIntWri=1,
nIntRea=2,
nStrWri=0,
strWri={""});
assert(abs(yI2[1]-2) + abs(yI2[2]-4) < 1E-5, "Error in function i1_i2");
yR2 := Buildings.Obsolete.Utilities.IO.Python36.Functions.exchange(
moduleName="testFunctions",
functionName="r1i1_r2",
pytObj=m[6].pytObj,
passPythonObject=passPythonObject,
dblWri={0.3},
intWri={2},
nDblWri=1,
nDblRea=2,
nIntWri=1,
nIntRea=0,
nStrWri=0,
strWri={""});
assert(abs(yR2[1]-0.6) + abs(yI2[2]-4) < 1E-5, "Error in function r1i1_r2");
// From Modelica, write a number to a text file, and from Python, read the text file
// and return the number.
Modelica.Utilities.Streams.print(string="1.23", fileName="tmp-TestPythonInterface.txt");
yR1 := Buildings.Obsolete.Utilities.IO.Python36.Functions.exchange(
moduleName="testFunctions",
functionName="s2_r1",
pytObj=m[7].pytObj,
passPythonObject=passPythonObject,
dblWri={0.0},
intWri={0},
nDblWri=0,
nDblRea=1,
nIntWri=0,
nIntRea=0,
nStrWri=2,
strWri={"tmp-TestPythonInterface","txt"});
assert(abs(yR1[1]-1.23) < 1E-5, "Error in function s2_r1");
(yR2,yI1) := Buildings.Obsolete.Utilities.IO.Python36.Functions.exchange(
moduleName="testFunctions",
functionName="r1i1_r2i1",
pytObj=m[8].pytObj,
passPythonObject=passPythonObject,
dblWri={0.3},
intWri={2},
nDblWri=1,
nDblRea=2,
nIntWri=1,
nIntRea=1,
nStrWri=0,
strWri={""});
assert(abs(yR2[1]-0.6) + abs(yR2[2]-4) < 1E-5, "Error in function r1i1_r2i1");
assert(abs(yI1[1]-3) == 0, "Error in function r1i1_r2i1");
end Exchange;
Buildings.Obsolete.Utilities.IO.Python36.Functions.Examples.ExchangeWithPassPythonObject
Test model for exchange function with memory
Information
This example calls various functions in the Python module testFunctions.py.
It tests whether arguments and return values are passed correctly.
The functions in testFunctions.py are very simple in order to test
whether they compute correctly, and whether the data conversion between Modelica and
Python is implemented correctly.
Each call to Python is followed by an assert statement which terminates
the simulation if the return value is different from the expected value.
Extends from Modelica.Icons.Example (Icon for runnable examples).
Parameters
| Type | Name | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| Boolean | passPythonObject | true | Set to true if the Python function returns and receives an object, see User's Guide |
| Real | yR1[1] | Real function value | |
| Real | yR2[1] | Real function value |
Modelica definition
model ExchangeWithPassPythonObject
"Test model for exchange function with memory"
extends Modelica.Icons.Example;
parameter Boolean passPythonObject = true
"Set to true if the Python function returns and receives an object, see User's Guide";
Buildings.Obsolete.Utilities.IO.Python36.Functions.BaseClasses.PythonObject pytObj=
Buildings.Obsolete.Utilities.IO.Python36.Functions.BaseClasses.PythonObject();
parameter Real yR1[1](each fixed=false) "Real function value";
parameter Real yR2[1](each fixed=false) "Real function value";
initial equation
yR1 = Buildings.Obsolete.Utilities.IO.Python36.Functions.exchange(
moduleName="testFunctions",
functionName="r1_r1PassPythonObject",
dblWri={2.0},
intWri={0},
nDblWri=1,
nDblRea=1,
nIntWri=0,
nIntRea=0,
nStrWri=0,
strWri={""},
pytObj=pytObj,
passPythonObject=passPythonObject);
assert(abs(3-yR1[1]) < 1e-5, "Error in function r1_r1PassPythonObject");
// Invoke the same function with the same Python object.
// Hence, pytObj is reused.
yR2 = Buildings.Obsolete.Utilities.IO.Python36.Functions.exchange(
moduleName="testFunctions",
functionName="r1_r1PassPythonObject",
dblWri=yR1,
intWri={0},
nDblWri=1,
nDblRea=1,
nIntWri=0,
nIntRea=0,
nStrWri=0,
strWri={""},
pytObj=pytObj,
passPythonObject=passPythonObject);
assert(abs(16-yR2[1]) < 1e-5, "Error in function r1_r1PassPythonObject");
end ExchangeWithPassPythonObject;
Buildings.Obsolete.Utilities.IO.Python36.Functions.Examples.Exchange.M
Class that contains the Python object
Modelica definition
model M "Class that contains the Python object"
Buildings.Obsolete.Utilities.IO.Python36.Functions.BaseClasses.PythonObject pytObj=
Buildings.Obsolete.Utilities.IO.Python36.Functions.BaseClasses.PythonObject()
"Instance of Python object";
end M;