Closed nikhilgupta10 closed 7 years ago
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"andyfisher":False Alarm. Another gridlabd instance was interfering with this causing the issue. Closing ticket.,
I was experimenting with gld_property replacing some of the pointers in controller. I noticed that it doesn/u2019t work correctly with user defined properties. For example: In the glm I have this.
class auction { double current_price_mean_24h; double current_price_stdev_24h; }
In the controller code I have something like this gld_property avgProp;// in the header avgProp = gld_property(marketObj, /u201ccurrent_price_mean_24h/u201d); if(!avgProp.is_valid()){ error; } Else { Double avgValue; Do all the stuff with avgProp.getp(avgValue); }
Everything builds fine and the test glm I ran shows no error message indicating avgProp.is_valid() == false. However, I set a recorder to record the avgValue and the value is always zero which is not the case for current_price_mean_24h. I/u2019ve tried executing the avgProp = gld_property(marketObj, /u201ccurrent_price_mean_24h/u201d) line in init, and postsync and still the value is always zero.
Now I used this same process with the native properties of auction and everything works fine. For example the override correction uses this code structure. It/u2019s just with these user defined variables.
Dave suspects it has something to do with setup_class in gldcore/load.c not working properly. I've taken a look at setup_class its basically crudely gutted using an ifdef block. ,