I feel like this should be an easy one, but everything I am throwing at python is failing me. I am trying to run a program within PSSE, but I would like all output to be supressed except for my python print() commands. Is this possible without creating my own print wrapper function?
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Just adding more to what was said previously, I have been looking into this, and just wrapped certain PSSE psspy commands with the syntax to silence the PSSE output and then turn it back on, leaving everything else (python print statement etc) normal to output to the terminal our the output bar.
#turn off PSSE output
psspy.progress_output(6,'',[])
#run a couple of loads flows
psspy.fdns([0,0,0,1,1,0,0,0])
psspy.fdns([0,0,0,1,1,0,0,0])
#turn normal output back on
psspy.progress_output(1,'',[])
So far this is the only instance I have used it, but outputs when changing load values via script I plan on also wrapping.
Look into the following psspy commands in the API book:
psspy.report_output()
psspy.progress_output()
psspy.alert_output()
psspy.prompt_output()
Besides ignoring the output, you can also redirect it to a log file for further inspection later on.
Asked: 2020-01-13 11:56:31 -0500
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Last updated: Aug 26 '20
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