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Notice the absence of the initial values.
As the dck interface of trnsys doesn't change, this would require pytrnsys to identify the keywords being used, and to add them to a new set of CONSTANTS or EQUATIONS.
In this suggested behavior, the initial values would be read from the second entry in the brackets. inputName = [variableName, initialValue]
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As a user, I would like to minimize duplication and searching when dealing with the type interface.
Currently, this is used as follows:
With keywords this could be reduced to (in the ddck):
Notice the absence of the initial values.
As the dck interface of trnsys doesn't change, this would require pytrnsys to identify the keywords being used, and to add them to a new set of CONSTANTS or EQUATIONS.
In this suggested behavior, the initial values would be read from the second entry in the brackets.
inputName = [variableName, initialValue]
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: