Problem:
The feedback of type 15 is inconsistent.
When the folder cannot be found, trnsys provides the following helpful error:
Unable to open the file associated with an ASSIGNED logical unit number. Please check the ASSIGN statement and make sure that the file exists at the specified location
When the folder does exist AND the file itself does not, the following happens instead:
End of file encountered
This seems to happen for the following reason.
Trnsys seems to create a missing file before handing the ID to a type.
This is vital for writing to files.
This new empty file is given to trnys, and thus the end is encountered on the first line.
Solution:
Check the location of the file relative to the place the final .dck is located.
It is likely best to overwrite the assign in the config file.
assign path-relative-to-final-dck-location.csv unitReaderName
Problem: The feedback of type 15 is inconsistent. When the folder cannot be found, trnsys provides the following helpful error:
Unable to open the file associated with an ASSIGNED logical unit number. Please check the ASSIGN statement and make sure that the file exists at the specified locationWhen the folder does exist AND the file itself does not, the following happens instead:
End of file encounteredThis seems to happen for the following reason.
Solution: Check the location of the file relative to the place the final .dck is located. It is likely best to overwrite the assign in the config file.
assign path-relative-to-final-dck-location.csv unitReaderName