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model.runPeriod
returns an optional type. To get the actual RunPeriod object you first need to check if the object is 'empty' (see the 'OpenStudio Measures and the boost::optional Type' section here. So for instance:
run = model.runPeriod.get if not model.runPeriod.emtpy?
will return an object of class OpenStudio::Model::RunPeriod if the osm has a run period object, or false
if it doesn't.
Once you get the actual object, running the methods
method will show the full list of methods for that object.
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model.runPeriod
returns an optional optional type. To get the actual RunPeriod object you first need to check if the object is 'empty' (see the 'OpenStudio Measures and the boost::optional Type' section here. So for instance:
run = model.runPeriod.get if not model.runPeriod.emtpy?
will return an object of class OpenStudio::Model::RunPeriod if the osm has a run period object, or false
if it doesn't.
Once you get the actual object, running the methods
method will show the full list of methods for that object. object.
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model.runPeriod
returns an optional type. To get the actual RunPeriod object you first need to check if the object is 'empty' (see the 'OpenStudio Measures and the boost::optional Type' section here. ). So for instance:
run = model.runPeriod.get if not model.runPeriod.emtpy?
will return an object of class OpenStudio::Model::RunPeriod if the osm has a run period object, or false
if it doesn't.
Once you get the actual object, running the methods
method will show the full list of methods for that object.
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model.runPeriod
returns an optional type. To get the actual RunPeriod object you first need to check if the object is 'empty' (see the 'OpenStudio Measures and the boost::optional Type' section here). So for instance:
run = model.runPeriod.get if not model.runPeriod.emtpy?
model.runPeriod.empty?
will return an object of class OpenStudio::Model::RunPeriod if the osm has a run period object, or false
if it doesn't.
Once you get the actual object, running the methods
method will show the full list of methods for that object.