Global table as parameter in experimenter

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mattias asked Apr 4, '24 Felix Möhlmann commented Apr 5, '24

Global table as parameter in experimenter

Hello everyone!

I have a model that uses several global tables to determine the route, speed, consumption etc. These tables are called via code snippets like the one in the picture below and in several other process blocks.

I am wondering if it is possible to set up an experiment that can call in new tables and run the experiment with these new tables instead of manually changing each table in all blocks and running it as normal. For example (with the tables from the picture in mind), an experiment that replaces all "DumpCharger", "ChargerLoad", and "LoadDump" with "DumpCharger1", "ChargerLoad1", and "LoadDump1" in the process flow blocks that uses them.

Thank you for your time and expertise!

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FlexSim 24.1.0

global table experimeter using code

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Answer 1 · 2024-04-04T10:25:47Z

Felix Möhlmann answered Apr 4, '24 Felix Möhlmann commented Apr 5, '24

You can use an "Expression" type parameter. Theoretically the parameter could then already contain a reference to the table node. But since that would be more complex when entering the values in the scenario table and also less readable I mostly just set the table name as the parameter and then always refer to that parameter when calling the table.

Table dumpChargerTable = Table(Model.parameters.DC_TableName);

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mattias commented · Apr 04 at 03:01 PM

Hello!

I have tried and tested but have not gotten the desired results. However, I will test some more tomorrow to see if I can get it to work!

Thank you for answering!

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Felix Möhlmann mattias commented · Apr 05 at 06:16 AM

Here's a small example in which the process times of a processor are determined by one of three tables.

table-parameter-fm.fsm

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table-parameter-fm.fsm (112.3 KiB)

mattias Felix Möhlmann commented · Apr 05 at 09:13 AM

I got it to work. Thank you for your time and expertise!

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