Adrian Pop <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> This is a bug (you should be able to use record too)
> and I already have the fix for it.
> I need to test the fix a bit more and then I'll
> put it in the subversion.
Great! Thanks again for your fast help.
By the way, I have the Modelica language specification version 3. Is it
possible to tell which portion of the language is already implemented in
OpenModelica? Or the other way around: Which language specification
version should I use as a reference for OpenModelica?
Dieter
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Best wishes
H. Dieter Wilhelm
Darmstadt, Germany
>
> Cheers,
> Adrian Pop/
>
> dieter wrote:
>> dieter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>>> dieter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>>>> are the inner/outer parameter specifiers not (yet) allowed in OM?
>>> Hmm, I just read that they should indeed be available since 1.4.3.
>>> Looks then like a bug to me.
>>
>> when one changes record with class the simulation does *not* fail.
>>
>> Dieter
>>
>>> Dieter
>>>
>>>> When I'm extending the following test case with inner/outer parameters
>>>> the simulation fails, even though the flattened model looks right.
>>>>
>>>> Thanks a lot, your puzzled
>>>>
>>>> Dieter
>>>> ------------------------------------------------------------
>>>> connector Port
>>>> Real pressure;
>>>> flow Real flowrate;
>>>> end Port;
>>>>
>>>> record Fluid "Water is the default"
>>>> parameter Real density = 1;
>>>> parameter Real viscosity = 1;
>>>> end Fluid;
>>>>
>>>> partial model TwoPorts
>>>> // outer parameter Fluid fluid;
>>>> Port inPort, outPort;
>>>> equation
>>>> inPort.flowrate + outPort.flowrate = 0;
>>>> end TwoPorts;
>>>>
>>>> model Pipe
>>>> extends TwoPorts;
>>>> parameter Real a = .5;
>>>> equation
>>>> inPort.pressure = inPort.flowrate * a;
>>>> end Pipe;
>>>>
>>>> model Pump
>>>> extends TwoPorts;
>>>> equation
>>>> inPort.flowrate = time - outPort.pressure;//*fluid.density;
>>>> end Pump;
>>>>
>>>> model Ambience
>>>> Port port;
>>>> equation
>>>> port.pressure = 0;
>>>> end Ambience;
>>>>
>>>> model Test
>>>> // inner parameter Fluid fluid;
>>>> Pump pu;
>>>> Pipe pi;
>>>> Ambience am1, am2;
>>>> equation
>>>> connect( am1.port, pu.inPort);
>>>> connect( pu.outPort, pi.inPort);
>>>> connect( pi.outPort, am2.port);
>>>> end Test;
>>>>
>>
