I commented out oc.doRegister and oc.addDescription in insertOptions() for
now. In MSDevice_Car2Car_Energy_Sharing.h I put:
const std::string deviceName() const override {
return "Car2Car-Energy-Sharing";
}
and when I type deviceName() in MSDevice_Car2Car_Energy_Sharing.cpp and
select "Go To Definition" it directs me to my header.
In Python I have:
print ("energyConsumed:
",traci.vehicle.getParameter(vehID,"device.Car2Car-Energy-Sharing.energyConsumed"))
However there is still the same raised exception as described above.
My Constructor looks as follows:
MSDevice_Car2Car_Energy_Sharing::MSDevice_Car2Car_Energy_Sharing(SUMOVehicle&
holder, const std::string& id, const double actualBatteryCapacity, const
double maximumBatteryCapacity,
const double powerMax, const double stoppingTreshold, const
std::map<int,
double>& param) :
MSDevice_Battery(holder, id, actualBatteryCapacity,
maximumBatteryCapacity,
powerMax, stoppingTreshold, param) {
}
and I made MSDevice_Battery and checkParam in MSDevice_Battery.h public.
So my Constructor calls the Constructor of MSDevice_Battery, might this be a
mistake so that the overriding does not work? If so, how should I do it
instead?
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