External DLL and Python

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Keiran Hines

• September 01, 2017 00:29

Hi, 

Does anyone know how to properly pass errors from an external Python module back to GoldSIm? The documentation does not provide a good understanding. 

Thanks, 
Keiran

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  Jason

  • October 18, 2017 03:50

  Keiran,

  Are you able to get your Python code to return a numeric value through the interface of the DLL? Perhaps you could write a function that returns 1 of a series of values that represent a different message where zero might represent no errors. Is that something you could do?

  -Jason

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  • April 14, 2018 06:39

  Hi Keiran - Have a look at this new model library example that we recently posted: GSPy: GoldSim/Python Interface for Scripting Support. We also posted about it on our blog. GSPy provides ready-to-use 32- and 64-bit binaries and supports error messaging from the Python module to GoldSim. Be sure to go through the README to make sure the GSPy environment is set up properly. Then, for details about error relay from Python to GSPy, read through the extensive comments in the GSPyModule Python files (with the three model examples). Also, you can take a look at the GSPy source code (C/C++) which is included with the zip file that you can download from the model library article.

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