Python object-oriented API lacks Model.stepUntil()

[bilderbuchi]

Description

According to the docs, OMSimulatorPython offers also an object-oriented API. This is great because it feels a little more pythonic to use.

The methods in the Model class has simulation control methods that mirror these, with the exception of stepUntil(stopTime), which apparently has been overlooked.

Steps to reproduce the behavior

Follow the Python OO API example slightly below the link above, only instead of model.simulate(), use model.stepUntil(0.1), which should be equivalent. Instead, you encounter AttributeError: 'Model' object has no attribute 'stepUntil'

Expected behavior

Simulation runs until time 0.1.

NB: I know about the workaround of falling back to the other kind of API, but this mixes APIs which I don't consider a good practice. (oms.OMSimulator().stepUntil('model', 0.1))

Version and OS

• Version: omsimulator 2.1.1.post125 from PyPI
• OS: e.g. Win10, 64bit

[lochel]

This is fixed and there is now a new pypi package with version number 2.1.1.post146 available.

[bilderbuchi]

Wow, thanks for the quick fix!