Re: [moose-devel] Sending data to the Shell via HSolve

[Saeed S. <sa...@gn...>]

Dear Upi

I will look at snippets and if I could not sovle the issue, I will ask 
with details.
Thank you for your time.

Saeed


On 06/03/2014 11:47 AM, U.S.Bhalla wrote:
> Dear Saeed,
>       Please look at the snippets regarding message passing. This is used
> when during runtime you need to send data to one ore more objects. I
> stress that this should NOT be used for sending data to the Python shell.
>
> It might help for you to write some pseudocode to indicate what it is
> you are trying to do, and why.
>
> Best,
>       Upi
>
> On Tuesday 03 June 2014 08:05 PM, Saeed Shariati wrote:
>> Dear Upi,
>>
>> In low level. I am developing a MasterHSolve to replace with the current
>> HSolve and deals with batch of neurons for GPU+CPU.
>>
>> I tried to send data to the Shell for generating output, but my sending
>> does not affect the output. My question is: Does the Shell keep an
>> internal presentation for each object and for input we should change it?
>> and what is the best method if a solver wants to generate output? (I
>> mean standard outputs same as Table object)
>>
>> Thanks,
>>        Saeed
>>
>> On 06/03/2014 01:43 AM, U.S.Bhalla wrote:
>>> Dear Saeed,
>>>         Unclear what you wish to do. There is a set of access functions
>>> from Python to retrieve field values. For a compartment on
>>> '/model/compt' you would do
>>>
>>> x = moose.element( '/model/compt' )
>>> print x.Vm
>>>
>>> if you want to access the value from the Python shell. The snippets in
>>> Demos/snippets have many examples.
>>>
>>> If on the other hand you want to do a low-level transfer of information
>>> between MOOSE objects, you can use the message sending mechanism below,
>>> but the data will only go to objects which have been connected up
>>> through message creation functions. There are examples of this also in
>>> the snippets.
>>>
>>> Best,
>>>         Upi
>>>
>>> On Tuesday 03 June 2014 09:35 AM, Saeed Shariati wrote:
>>>> Dear all,
>>>>
>>>> I'm trying to send Vm to the shell and according to the HSolve
>>>> implementation, the value sets via the below mechanism:
>>>>
>>>> moose::Compartment::VmOut()->send(compartmentId.eref(), newVm);
>>>>
>>>> In the first glance, I thought that just by calling this method, in any
>>>> place, we can change internal representation of Vm in the Shell and the
>>>> output mechanism can read it via clock mechanim.
>>>>
>>>> But, for example when I send an specific value via this message, there is
>>>> no change in the output in Python. Would you please guide me about the I/O
>>>> mechanism in shell and also that command is the only thing that provides
>>>> output?
>>>>
>>>> Thank you,
>>>> Saeed
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