nikhilgupta10
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7 years ago nikhilgupta10 imported these comments from Sourceforge: "jcfuller":- Description has changed:
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- status: new --> assigned
- assigned_to: Jason Fuller --> David P. Chassin
- Resolution: --> none
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Component: Core --> core ,
"jcfuller":- Milestone: Version 3.0 Stable --> Version 3.2 RC1
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Priority: minor --> major ,
"dchassin":- assigned_to: David P. Chassin --> Jason Fuller ,
"dchassin":The example option is not starting the simulation. The problem is that it must initialize the object before displaying its properties and some objects can't be initialized all alone without some kind of error. Sometimes this error looks like it started the simulation, but it isn't.
There not much that can be done about this before 3.1 is released. The whole example process might have to be redesigned in 4.0. Recommend postponing for later when more thought can be given to how it can be done better so that the user sees the initialized values but doesn't have to see erroneous initialization error messages.,
"dchassin":- Milestone: Version 3.2 RC1 --> Version 4.0 RC1 ,
"dchassin":Jason, reassign it to me once you've looked at my comment. If you still want it fixed in 3.1 or 3.2 just make the change in the milestone. It shouldn't be a problem for 3.2. Might not be possible for 3.1 given other issues.,
"jcfuller":,
"jcfuller":Agreed. Let's punt this to v4.0. Laurentiu has a similar ticket that is causing frustration -- some of the assumptions in init() assume that a simulation is running, so it errors in an odd way.
Ideally, when the user sees a screen as an example, no \errors\ should be seen. However, a large majority of the objects (but not all), show this:
ERROR [INIT] : last error message was repeated 1 times ERROR [INIT] : init_by_deferral(): object node:0 initialization failed ERROR [INIT] : model initialization failed FATAL [INIT] : shutdown after simulation stopped prematurely dump to 'gridlabd.xml' complete FATAL [INIT] : environment startup failed: Invalid argument
even though it effectively did what it was supposed to.,
"dchassin":Fixed in both trunk and branch/3.1 as of r4822.,
"dchassin":- status: assigned --> closed
- Resolution: none --> fixed ,
If you enter
host% gridlabd --example residential:houseThe simulation starts after the house model is displayed. It shouldn't do that. It should simply exit.
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