Maurice,
I have not used Python, however, TRNSYS can be called from the
command line so I assume it would be able to be called from Python
as well. The command line to run one of the TRNSYS examples is:
c:\Trnsys18\Exe\TRNExe64.exe
"c:\Trnsys18\Examples\Calling_Contam\CombinedThermalAirflow_AHU.dck"
if you add a /n at the end of the line then there will be no need to click "ok" when the run completes.
if you add a /h at the end of the line then TRNSYS will run entirely in the background.
kind regards,
David
Hi,
I am using TRNSYS for industrial development. For this purposes I develop a program in Python language which calsl TRNSYS.exe via subprocess function. It takes a lot of time because it means running via Windows.
Does it exist a code (something like an API or a DLL) which can be called directly from Python ?
Best regards
Maurice
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