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Thank you, Daniel! As far as I understand, the rest of the code is correct and in this way i can refer to the elements of the subflowsheet?

Hello, Daniel! My flowsheet includes subflowsheet "FS-03" as an element as shown in the screenshot. I am trying to get the subflowsheet item as you pointed out in the topic: https://sourceforge.net/p/dwsim/discussion/scripting/thread/69416729/ clr.System.IO.Directory.SetCurrentDirectory(DWSIM_PATH) clr.AddReference('Interfaces.dll') clr.AddReference('Automation.dll') process = Automation.Automation() process = process.LoadFlowsheet(PATH_TO_FLOWSHEET) flowsheet = Interfaces.IFlowsheet(process) sim...

Hello! I am setting and getting values of Flowsheet items using "Object Property Codes" as: .SetPropertyValue('PROP_MS_4', param_value) .GetPropertyValue('PROP_MS_4', None) 1) How can I set compound amount of mixture in the same way? I have not found any property codes for it. 2) Similarly, how can I set values Stream n Split Ratio of "splitters" using API? Thanks for your help.

DWSIM - excellent example of free engineering software and a significant contribution to open-source projects. In this regard, I would like to know about the development of this application in the future, including for the Linux platform. In particular, I would be glad to know: 1) What alternatives to ChemSep are there for Linux at the moment? Are there any plans for the near future to make ChemSep a fully functional module for the Linux platform? 2) Is it possible to modify the functionality of...

DWSIM - excellent example of free engineering software and a significant contribution to open-source projects. In this regard, I would like to know about the development of this application in the future, including for the Linux platform. In particular, I would be glad to know: 1. What alternatives to ChemSep are there for Linux at the moment? Are there any plans for the near future to make ChemSep a fully functional module for the Linux platform? Is it possible to modify the functionality of individual...

I used an older version (5.x.x), the newest version is much more stable, thanks! I access to spreadsheet cells from C# on Linux like this: using System; using DWSIM.Automation; using DWSIM.Interfaces; using DWSIM.CrossPlatform.UI.Controls.ReoGrid; namespace DWSIM_test { class MainClass { public static void Main(string[] args) { string path = "home/test3.6.dwxmz"; Automation2 process = new Automation2(); IFlowsheet flowsheet = (IFlowsheet)process.LoadFlowsheet(path); var output = flowsheet.GetObject("MSTR-42");...

I used an older version (5.x.x), the newest version is much more stable, thanks! I access to spreadsheet cells from C# on Linux like this: using System; using DWSIM.Automation; using DWSIM.Interfaces; using DWSIM.CrossPlatform.UI.Controls.ReoGrid; namespace DWSIM_test { class MainClass { public static void Main(string[] args) { string path = "home/test3.6.dwxmz"; Automation2 process = new Automation2(); IFlowsheet flowsheet = (IFlowsheet)process.LoadFlowsheet(path); var output = flowsheet.GetObject("MSTR-42");...

Hello! It looks like this issue is pythonnet related. Similar crashes occur not only for me. I am using .net to interact with DVSIM API now. I would like to clarify the following. When I run DWSIM using command in terminal: :~$ mono /usr/local/lib/dwsim/DWSIM.exe I get the "classic UI" and I cannot calculate anything even by running the sample. At this point in the terminal, I see: Could not set X locale modifiers Gtk-Message: 20:03:48.402: Failed to load module "canberra-gtk-module" Error checking...