Importing self-made modules and PSSPY

asked 2013-05-28 15:09:47 -0600

Daniel
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Hi everybody.

I am trying to build a more o less complex set of scripts with PSSPY.

Usually with python I have a main.py and then several submodules (e.g. power_flow.py, dynamics.py ...).

However, this doesn't work when I am using PSSPY. I can either import PSSPY in the main.py or in one of the submodules. But if I try to call PSSPY functions from both, the interpreter will say that the functions I am trying to call doesn't exist.

Has anyone faced the same problem?

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answered 2013-06-04 00:49:02 -0600

JervisW
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You'll need to tell Python where PSSE is installed. Otherwise it cannot find the psspy library.

There is a question about that here:

https://psspy.org/psse-help-forum/que...

To summarise that link, you'll need to append your pssbin folder to the sys.path variable before you can import psspy.

You should do this in your main.py before you start importing other modules that require psspy.

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