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2012-10-23 00:39:51 -0500	asked a question	Why doesn't PSSE recognise _i? Why python do not recognise _i ? `psspy.bus_data_2(12000,[1,3,_i,_i],[220.0, vpu,angle],"B1")` when I hardcode the script to a fix value below, it works `psspy.bus_data_2(12000,[1,3,1,1],[220.0, vpu,angle],"B1")` The reason I would like to get around this is so that I don’t have to specify the values that are considered default values.
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2012-10-12 19:56:33 -0500	asked a question	Two copies of PSSE on the same computer Is it safe to run two copies of PSSE on the same computer. I want to install BOTH PSSE version number 32 and version number 33. Together on the same computer. It is very important: that I don't lose any data my Python scripts continue working If anyone has done this installation on their computer, can you tell me the problems you faced? Or tricks that you used? Thanks ahead
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2012-09-16 23:50:03 -0500	asked a question	Code for checking blown up Can Python check for blown up PSSE case? Then how can I fix the case?
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2012-08-23 05:09:34 -0500	asked a question	Bus load transfer The case is blown up. I Changed loads for a bus load transfer and ran fnsl. How can I bus load transfer? This is my script `psspy.moveloads(40567, 40587) psspy.fnsl() # it blows up now` Any idea?
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2012-08-16 08:37:58 -0500	asked a question	What does it mean PSSE blow up? PSSE reports that the case has blown up. I have an understanding that this means I have entered incorrect data. I have few questions: How to stop the case blowing up What are the signals that the case will blow up How do you fix the case after it blown up? Why does the case blow up actually? If you were wondering it happend after I ran fnsl command in PSSE version 32.