Hi,
I'm defining a new scheduleRuleset and when I ask for the activeRuleIndices got an array of -1 and this error:
[utilities.time.Date] <1> Comparing Dates with improper base years
I've try using the year in the Date definition but I've got the same error.
This is the code I'm using:
scheduleRuleset = OpenStudio::Model::ScheduleRuleset.new(model)
scheduleDay = OpenStudio::Model::ScheduleDay.new(model, 18.5)
scheduleRule = OpenStudio::Model::ScheduleRule.new(scheduleRuleset, scheduleDay)
monthOfTheYear = OpenStudio::MonthOfYear.new(1)
startDate = OpenStudio::Date.new(monthOfTheYear, 1)
endDate = OpenStudio::Date.new(monthOfTheYear, 7)
scheduleRule.setStartDate(startDate)
scheduleRule.setEndDate(endDate)
msg(f, "scheduleRule.ruleIndex: #{scheduleRule.ruleIndex}\n")
activeIndices = scheduleRuleset.getActiveRuleIndices(startDate, endDate)
msg(f, "#{activeIndices}\n")
The stdout sais 14 times:
[utilities.time.Date] <1> Comparing Dates with improper base years
And that's the output:
scheduleRule.ruleIndex: 0
[-1, -1, -1, -1, -1, -1, -1]
I've tried also defining the days like this:
startDate = OpenStudio::Date.new(monthOfTheYear, 1, 2009)
endDate = OpenStudio::Date.new(monthOfTheYear, 7, 2009)
But with the same result.
Is that the way to define a scheduleRuleset by measure?
How should I manage the year to avoid improper base year comparing dates?
Thanks in advance.
