If pysim is called via hypy with parse_output=True, the output was None due to a bug. This change fixes the bug and adds additional output: Not only the simulation results, but also interval bounds and variable names are now returned in hypy.Engine('pysim').run()['output'].
This should simplify future unit-testing and numerically comparing tools.
Unittests pass (if this pull request is combined with my other requests for fixing bugs in the unittests).
If pysim is called via hypy with
parse_output=True, the output wasNonedue to a bug. This change fixes the bug and adds additional output: Not only the simulation results, but also interval bounds and variable names are now returned inhypy.Engine('pysim').run()['output'].This should simplify future unit-testing and numerically comparing tools.
Unittests pass (if this pull request is combined with my other requests for fixing bugs in the unittests).