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I am creating an openstudio power outage measure using openstudio CLI (command line interface) that modifies all the schedules in the entire model.

First, I wrote a code to modify the schedule file. Then, I created a loop to identify each schedule and translate them to a ruleset with three parts: pre-outage, outage, post-outage.

I am stuck on the step where I need to pull out all the model objects that use the original schedule, so I can change schedule from the original one to the new outage ruleset.

in Ruby:

model.getSchedules.each do |sch| < a lot of code here > model.getModelObjects.each do |obj| # Find obj whose schedule == sch (STUCK HERE) end end

I am creating an openstudio power outage measure using openstudio CLI (command line interface) that modifies all the schedules in the entire model.

First, I wrote a code to modify the schedule file. Then, I created a loop to identify each schedule and translate them to a ruleset with three parts: pre-outage, outage, post-outage.

I am stuck on the step where I need to pull out all the model objects that use the original schedule, so I can change schedule from the original one to the new outage ruleset.

in Ruby:

model.getSchedules.each do |sch|
  < a lot of code here >
  model.getModelObjects.each do |obj|
        # Find obj whose schedule == sch (STUCK HERE)
   end 
end end

I am creating an openstudio power outage measure using openstudio CLI (command line interface) that modifies all the schedules in the entire model.

First, I wrote a code to modify the schedule file. Then, I created a loop to identify each schedule and translate them to a ruleset with three parts: pre-outage, outage, post-outage.

I am stuck on the step where I need to pull out all the model objects that use the original schedule, so I can change schedule from the original one to the new outage ruleset.

in Ruby:

model.getSchedules.each do |sch|
 < a lot of code here >
 model.getModelObjects.each do |obj|
       # Find obj whose schedule == sch (STUCK HERE)
  end 
end

Thanks