HOMER Pro 3.15
HOMER calls MatlabEndSimulation after all time steps have been simulated.
myErrs = MatlabEndSimulation(simulation_parameters, custom_variables)
The MatlabEndSimulation function generates errors and/or warnings, and returns them in the myErrs variable. The myErrs variable has two fields, simulation_errors and simulation_warnings. Both of these fields are cell arrays of strings. If you set warnings in simulation_warnings, they appear in the HOMER Optimization table on the Results page with a warning icon next to a simulation.
Click on the entry in the Optimization table to see the Simulation Results pop-up window. In the Simulation Results, the warning also appears as a larger yellow warning symbol at the bottom of the page. If you set any errors in the simulation_errors, the simulation is not feasible and does not appear in the results.
The following table contains examples of commands you might use in the MatlabEndSimulation function.
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Command |
Description |
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myErrs.simulation_warnings = {'This is a MATLAB test warning.'}; |
Adds an example warning to the myErrs variable. |
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if custom_variables.total_energy < 1e4 myErrs.simulation_warnings = [myErrs.simulation_warnings {'Not very much energy.'}]; end |
You can use values set in custom_variables (in the MatlabDispatch function, for example) to trigger various warnings or errors. |
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myErr.severity_code = 'DISPATCH_CRITICAL_ERROR'; |
Setting this severity code skips the rest of the calculation. |
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