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Retrieving data from a Mosel model Description mmexset-cs: Using sets in Mosel (requires burglari.mos)
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mmexset.cs /********************************************************/ /* Mosel Library Examples */ /* ====================== */ /* */ /* file mmexset.cs */ /* ``````````````` */ /* Example for the use of the Mosel libraries */ /* (accessing sets in Mosel) */ /* */ /* (c) 2008 Fair Isaac Corporation */ /* author: J. Farmer & S. Heipcke */ /********************************************************/ using System; using System.IO; using Mosel; namespace mmexset { public class mmexsetClass { /// <summary> /// Main entry point for the application /// </summary> [STAThread] static void Main(string[] args) { XPRM mosel; XPRMModel mod; XPRMSet set; int first, last; // Initialise Mosel mosel = XPRM.Init(); // Set Mosel work directory to folder containing our example source code mosel.WorkDir = Directory.GetParent(System.Reflection.Assembly.GetExecutingAssembly().Location).FullName; /// Load a BIM file mod = mosel.CompileAndLoad("Models/burglari.mos"); // Ru the model mod.Run(); // Get the model object named 'ITEMS' // (it must be a set) set = (XPRMSet) mod.FindIdentifier("ITEMS"); if (!set.IsEmpty) { // Items in a set are indexed by numbers // So get the number of the first and last indexes first = set.FirstIndex; last = set.LastIndex; Console.WriteLine("Elements of set ITEMS:"); for (int i=first;i<=last;i++) Console.Write(" {0}, ", set.GetAsString(i)); Console.WriteLine(); } // We've written this explicitely to demonstrate set access, but the set // actually knows how to output itself. Uncomment the following line to // see how it does this. // Console.WriteLine(set); if (set.GetIndex("CD player")<0) Console.WriteLine("'CD player' is not contained in 'ITEMS',"); } } } | |||||||||||||||||||||||
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