Robert Braun

To clarify: Column-wise CSVs with variable names can be loaded without error, but variable names are not parsed correctly. Variables are called "CSV1", "CSV2" etc.

Correction: Column-wise CSVs with variable names are not loaded, without any error message.

I am trying to import a CSV file from OpenModelica with the following contentes (only first 7 lines): "time","x1","x2","x3","x4","x5","y" 0,2,1,1,1,1,901 0.002,2,1,1,1,1,901 0.004,2,1,1,1,1,901 0.006,2,1,1,1,1,901 0.008,2,1,1,1,1,901 0.01,2,1,1,1,1,901

I have an idea for how to handle CSV files with unknown contents. Here is some pseudocode: ``` bool columnwise; int linestoskip; if(first element in file is numeric) { linestoskip...

Then I also think we should add some flags to the "repl" command, like this: repl --rowWise c:\data.csv repl --columnWise --skipLines=3 c:\data.csv repl --hopsanCSV c:\data.csv

@larsviktorlarsson > Expected behavior All components should have descriptions, perhaps it should always be in .md format? Since this fix will take a long time, maybe one should open a...

Would it be sufficient to use CSV files instad of regular Excel files (XLSX)? I see several advantages: 1. It is much easier to read a CSV file than an...

Another nice feature would be to actually link the parameters to the external file, so that they are automatically updated before starting each simulation. Affected parameters should then be greyed...

As I understand it, it should be possible to link a "real" Excel sheet to a CSV file so that the CSV file is updated automatically when the data in...

I have been looking a little more into this. There are several libraries on GitHub that can read data from XLSX files. This would make it possible to assign a...