Search for "verbosity" in Modelica

Question

I am struggling with output file sizes for large Modelica models. Of course, I can protect some objects to completely remove them from the result file. However, this causes two problems:

• Cannot override protected objects
• if I want to test my model in detail (for example, for a short period of time), I need to publicly declare these objects in order to see their variables

I wonder if there is a trick to establish the “verbosity” of the Modelica model. Maybe I would like to find a third keyword near public, protectedfor example. transparent. Then, when setting up the simulation, I want to be able to set the level of detail to 1 or 2 with the following effect:

1 → consider all elements transparentasprotected

2 → consider all elements transparentaspublic

This effect will apply to all models and submodels.
I do not think this already exists. But is there an easy way?

Thanks Rule

Answer 1

Roel

I know that several people are struggling with this problem. At the moment, it all depends on the tool used. I don’t know how other tools handle filtering results, but in Dymola you control it (as you specify) by providing signals to special qualifiers (for example, protected ones).

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Answer 2

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Answer 3

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Answer 4

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Answer 5

A little late, but in Dymola 2013 FD01 and later, you can choose which variables to store based on names (and model names) using annotations __Dymola_selectionsand even filter by user tags so that you can create a transparent tag name in the model. See "Matching and selecting variables" in the manual.