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I'm trying to use Refprop from Matlab(R2022b) via Python (3.10) but there's a point which is not clear to me.
I refer to this page to setup the wrapper for Refprop 10.
Everyting works fine up to the RP.RPVersion() command, there I get:
>>RP.RPVersion()
ans =
Python str with no properties.
9.1111
Now, if I chek the DLL version when I open Repfrop I get version 10
While if I check the refrop.exe file version I find File version 9.1.0.0 and version 9.01
Do I have to install the upgrade that I can find on Refprop homepage or do I already have the right version?
I suspect that the former is the right answer but I was told by data@nist.gov that the important version number was the DLL version number although I didn't specify exactly what I wanted to do but just if there was any kind of update available.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
You have two versions of REFPROP installed on your machine evidently. Make sure the RPPREFIX environment variable points to the installation of REFPROP 10.0
Hello,
I'm trying to use Refprop from Matlab(R2022b) via Python (3.10) but there's a point which is not clear to me.
I refer to this page to setup the wrapper for Refprop 10.
Everyting works fine up to the RP.RPVersion() command, there I get:
Now, if I chek the DLL version when I open Repfrop I get version 10
While if I check the refrop.exe file version I find File version 9.1.0.0 and version 9.01
Do I have to install the upgrade that I can find on Refprop homepage or do I already have the right version?
I suspect that the former is the right answer but I was told by data@nist.gov that the important version number was the DLL version number although I didn't specify exactly what I wanted to do but just if there was any kind of update available.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: