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closeallop() is not working?

Hi Team,

I know there are other ways to control the output port, but I would like to understand on function closeallop() used cases.

Based on this function, outport of queue should be blocked but it is not working same. There is not impact of this function on output port of queue.

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Can you help me to understand it?

Thank you!

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closeallop():

"Close all output ports of object. Closing all output ports of an object will block the exit of that object. Modelers should only use this command when working with fluid objects because the internal behavior of discrete objects controls the opening and closing of their ports, and therefore this command may be overridden. For discrete objects the modeler is referred to closeoutput() and stopoutput()."

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Thank you @Jason Lightfoot for providing insights!
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