Closed christiankral closed 4 years ago
@christiankral, can you reproduce this problem with the latest version of FMPy?
I checked the installed version:
> pip3 list | grep FMPy
FMPy 0.2.19
and started $> python3 -m fmpy.gui
OK, why version 2.10? After half an hour of fiddling around with uninstalling, installing and upgrading packages it is now OK.
@t-sommer Thanks for your hint. This solved my problem. It seems to have been an issue of my particular installation. I am closing the issue then.
I installed FMPy under Python2 and Python3 on my Linux Mint 19 machine. Even though the Python2 version works just fine, the Python3 version does not allow to set the tolerance in the GUI. I tested this behavior with the same Linux FMU
Rectifier.fmu
.Python2 settings obtained by
python -m fmpy.gui
Python3 settings obtained by
python3 -m fmpy.gui
However, when I operate FMPy from the Python3 environment I can run the simulation with a tolerance different than the default one: