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| 2012-11-19 14:50:23 -0500 | asked a question | Accessing Model index values (e.g. VAR num's) from Python Hello All, I would like to access the model index numbers (i.e. which VARs, CONs, ICONs, STATEs) for a particular model from Python, but I can't find an API which does that. I know I can use DOCU to get a human-readable report, but it seems silly to parse that report in software to figure out the right VARs for my model. Is there a better way, where PSSE will feed the indices to Python directy as an API output? Thank you for your help! Update: Thanks, the list of commands to fetch model indices (mdlind, dc2auxmind, etc.) was almost what I was looking for. Unfortunately, the model I want to query is an auxiliary signal model not associated with any equipment (a controller at "bus 0"), so doesn't seem to be accessible through any of the equipment-specific commands. I did a little more hunting through the API manual, but I fear I may be out of luck on this one, at least in V32. Additional suggestions are welcome, though! |
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