There are three ways to interact with OpenModelica:
- [
ModelicaSystem
](@ref modelicasystem): A Julia style scripting API that handles low level API calls. - [
OMJulia.API
](@ref omjulia-api): A Julia style scripting API that handles low levelsendExpression
calls and has some degree of error handling. - [Scripting API with sendExpression](@ref scripting-api-with-sendExpression): Send expressions to the low level OpenModelica scripting API.
The following examples demonstrate how to simulate Modelica model BouncingBall
in both
ways.
model BouncingBall
parameter Real e=0.7 "coefficient of restitution";
parameter Real g=9.81 "gravity acceleration";
Real h(fixed=true, start=1) "height of ball";
Real v(fixed=true) "velocity of ball";
Boolean flying(fixed=true, start=true) "true, if ball is flying";
Boolean impact;
Real v_new(fixed=true);
Integer foo;
equation
impact = h <= 0.0;
foo = if impact then 1 else 2;
der(v) = if flying then -g else 0;
der(h) = v;
when {h <= 0.0 and v <= 0.0,impact} then
v_new = if edge(impact) then -e*pre(v) else 0;
flying = v_new > 0;
reinit(v, v_new);
end when;
end BouncingBall;
!!! info
The BouncingBall.mo file can be found in your OpenModelica installation directory in
<OpenModelcia>/share/doc/omc/testmodels/BouncingBall.mo
.
Start a new OMJulia.OMCSession
and create a new ModelicaSystem
to
build and simulate the BouncingBall
model.
Afterwards the result can be plotted in Julia.
using OMJulia
using CSV, DataFrames, PlotlyJS
using PlotlyDocumenter # hide
mod = OMJulia.OMCSession();
installDir = sendExpression(mod, "getInstallationDirectoryPath()")
bouncingBallFile = joinpath(installDir, "share", "doc", "omc", "testmodels", "BouncingBall.mo")
ModelicaSystem(mod,
bouncingBallFile,
"BouncingBall")
simulate(mod,
resultfile = "BouncingBall_ref.csv",
simflags = "-override=outputFormat=csv,stopTime=3")
resultfile = joinpath(getWorkDirectory(mod), "BouncingBall_ref.csv")
df = DataFrame(CSV.File(resultfile));
plt = plot(df,
x=:time, y=:h,
mode="lines",
Layout(title="Bouncing Ball", height = 700))
OMJulia.quit(mod)
PlotlyDocumenter.to_documenter(plt) # hide
Start a new OMJulia.OMCSession
and call
scripting API
directly using the OMJulia.API
module.
using OMJulia
using OMJulia.API: API
using CSV, DataFrames, PlotlyJS
using PlotlyDocumenter # hide
omc = OMJulia.OMCSession();
omcWorkDir = mkpath(joinpath("docs", "omc-temp")) # hide
mkpath(omcWorkDir) # hide
API.cd(omcWorkDir) # hide
installDir = API.getInstallationDirectoryPath(omc)
bouncingBallFile = joinpath(installDir, "share", "doc", "omc", "testmodels", "BouncingBall.mo")
bouncingBallFile = abspath(bouncingBallFile) # hide
API.loadFile(omc, bouncingBallFile)
res = API.simulate(omc, "BouncingBall"; stopTime=3.0, outputFormat = "csv")
resultfile = res["resultFile"]
df = DataFrame(CSV.File(resultfile));
plt = plot(df,
x=:time, y=:h,
mode="lines",
Layout(title="Bouncing Ball", height = 700))
OMJulia.quit(omc)
PlotlyDocumenter.to_documenter(plt) # hide
Start a new OMJulia.OMCSession
and send
scripting API
expressions to the omc session with sendExpression()
.
!!! warn
All special characters inside a string argument for an API function need to be escaped
when passing to sendExpression
.
E.g. MOS command
```modelica
loadFile("/some/path/to/BouncingBall.mo");
```
becomes Julia code
```julia
sendExpression(omc, "loadFile(\"/some/path/to/BouncingBall.mo\")")
```
!!! info
On Windows path separation symbol \
needs to be escaped \\
or replaced to Unix style path /
to prevent warnings.
using OMJulia
omc = OMJulia.OMCSession();
omcWorkDir = mkpath(joinpath("docs", "omc-temp")) # hide
mkpath(omcWorkDir) # hide
sendExpression(omc, "cd(\"$(omcWorkDir)\")") # hide
installDir = sendExpression(omc, "getInstallationDirectoryPath()")
bouncingBallFile = joinpath(installDir, "share", "doc", "omc", "testmodels", "BouncingBall.mo")
bouncingBallFile = abspath(bouncingBallFile) # hide
if Sys.iswindows()
bouncingBallFile = replace(bouncingBallFile, "\\" => "/")
end
sendExpression(omc, "loadFile(\"$(bouncingBallFile)\")")
sendExpression(omc, "simulate(BouncingBall)")
OMJulia.quit(omc)