hello,
we have integrated a User Models "Python Scripts" in our flowsheet. If we solve it in DWSIM, everything runs perfectly.
However, if we try it via Python using the examples from https://gist.github.com/DanWBR, the flowsheet is only executed up to the Python script user model. Does it make sense to use flowsheet2 and solveFlowsheet() instead of automation3 and CalculateFlowsheet4()? And what is the difference between the two approaches?
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hello,
we have integrated a User Models "Python Scripts" in our flowsheet. If we solve it in DWSIM, everything runs perfectly.
However, if we try it via Python using the examples from https://gist.github.com/DanWBR, the flowsheet is only executed up to the Python script user model. Does it make sense to use flowsheet2 and solveFlowsheet() instead of automation3 and CalculateFlowsheet4()? And what is the difference between the two approaches?