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1 | initial version |
Have you tried psspy.pssehalt_2()? The documentation says : "Use this API to end the operation of PSSE, closes all associated files" do that in your python loop after making your output file. here is some pseudocode:
loop: psspy.init() do stuff make csv files psspy.halt os.remove(csv files)
2 | No.2 Revision |
Have you tried psspy.pssehalt_2()? The documentation says : "Use this API to end the operation of PSSE, closes all associated files" do that in your python loop after making your output file. here is some pseudocode:
loop:
psspy.init()
loop:
     psspy.init()
     do stuff
stuff
     make csv files
psspy.halt
files
     psspy.halt
     os.remove(csv files)
3 | No.3 Revision |
Have you tried psspy.pssehalt_2()? The documentation says : "Use this API to end the operation of PSSE, closes all associated files" do that in your python loop after making your output file. here is some pseudocode:
loop:
     psspy.init()
     do stuff
     make csv files
     psspy.halt
     os.remove(csv files)
4 | No.4 Revision |
Have you tried psspy.pssehalt_2()?
The documentation says : "Use this API to end the operation of PSSE, closes all associated files"
do files"
Do that in your python loop after making your output file.
here Here is some pseudocode:
loop:
psspy.init()
do stuff
make csv files
psspy.halt
os.remove(csv files)
5 | No.5 Revision |
Have you tried psspy.pssehalt_2()?
The documentation says : "Use this API to end the operation of PSSE, closes all associated files"
Do that in your python loop after making your output file.
Here is some pseudocode:
6 | No.6 Revision |
Have you tried psspy.pssehalt_2()?
The documentation says : "Use this API to end the operation of PSSE, closes all associated files"
Do that in your python loop after making your output file.
Here is some pseudocode:
loop:
psspy.init()
do stuff
make csv files
psspy.halt
os.remove(csv files)