run(...,collect=True)

[Dr-Oscar-Benavente]

Dear all,

I'm having issues using the model.run(...,collect=True) function.

When running the last step of the Hello tea temperature example http://pysd-cookbook.readthedocs.io/en/latest/analyses/getting_started/Hello_World_Teacup.html), I got the following error:

TypeError: run() got an unexpected keyword argument 'collect'

Its seems that the model.run() function does not have the collect argument implemented.

Could you give me some advices, please?

Cheers, Oscar

[JamesPHoughton]

Hey Oscar,

Thanks for catching some outdated documentation! I ended up removing the collect parameter, as it wasn't useful and got in the way of things that were. The best way to go forwards is to save the output from the two different simulation runs in different pandas dataframes, and if you need to, concatenate them together.

I'll update the docs, keep me posted if anything else seems amiss.

[JamesPHoughton]

These docs are updated, there are still a number of others that need work, however.

[Dr-Oscar-Benavente]

Thank you James for everything. It was of much help.

Cheers, OIscar

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