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1 | initial version |
There is no API in PSSE for that. I have written my own "API, as shown below:
def get_last_channel():
""" Returns last used channel number.
"""
for n in range(1,999999):
ierr, rval = psspy.chnval(n)
if ierr == 9:
print 'Dynamics data not present in working memory'
return None
if ierr > 0: break
return n-1
You can get the number of channels with:
nchan = get_last_channel()
2 | No.2 Revision |
There is no API in PSSE for that. I have written my own "API, "API", as shown below:
def get_last_channel():
""" Returns last used channel number.
"""
for n in range(1,999999):
ierr, rval = psspy.chnval(n)
if ierr == 9:
print 'Dynamics data not present in working memory'
return None
if ierr > 0: break
return n-1
You can get the number of channels with:
nchan = get_last_channel()
3 | No.3 Revision |
There is no API in PSSE for that. I have written my own "API", as shown below:
def get_last_channel():
""" Returns last used channel number.
"""
for n in range(1,999999):
ierr, rval = psspy.chnval(n)
if ierr == 9:
print 'Dynamics data not present in working memory'
return None
if ierr > 0: break
return n-1
You can get the number of channels with:
nchan = get_last_channel()
EDIT: Below there is a self-made API to return the last used index in CON, STATE, VAR and ICON vector as well as the number of channels.
def get_dyn_index(type='VARS'):
""" Returns number of used index in ICON, CON, STATE, VAR or CHANNEL vector
type: index to be returned ('ICONS', 'CONS', 'STATES', 'VARS' or 'CHANNELS'
"""
import os
d = {'CONS':1,'STATES':2,'VARS':3,'ICONS':4,'CHANNELS':5}
type = type.upper()
if type not in d:
print 'Invalid value of type (%s)' % type
return None
filnamn = "get_dyn_index_dummy_file.dat"
psspy.report_output(2,filnamn,[1,0])
psspy.size_ds()
psspy.report_output(1,"",[0,0])
with open(filnamn) as f: lines = f.readlines()
if type == 'CHANNELS': line = lines[11].split()
else: line = lines[5].split()
os.remove(filnamn)
return int(line[d[type]])
For example, the last VAR is returned with
get_dyn_index('VARS')