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My initial thought is that you are using '0.0' and '0' in places where you don't seem to know what the actual value is or it needs to be dynamically assigned. I would try to use the 'i' and the 'f' characters for these arguments. I haven't tested this theory but its my initial hunch.
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My initial thought is I think the issue here might just be that you are using '0.0' and '0' including argument names in places where you don't seem to know what the actual value is or it needs to be dynamically assigned. statement. For instance, 'SID = 1'. I would try to use the 'i' and the 'f' characters for these arguments. am not sure if this is necessary or if it works. I haven't tested this theory but its my initial hunch.have never tried that syntax. Try just putting the value directly into the argument space like the following:
ierr = psspy.bsys(1, 0, [], 0, [], 0, [], 0, [], 5, [zone#1,zone#2,zone#3,zone#4,zone#5])
Let us know how that works for you.
