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Short answer: eppy CAN add fields into an existing object Here is some example code on how to do this. import eppy fro

Here is some example code on how to do this. import eppy from io import StringIO txt = """ Version, 23.2; People, 18

untested code. I think should work: idf_file = "/Users/divyanshusood/Documents/Work/RQ-2/Python_IDF_Trial/Dublin_1_Hous

In eppy, idf.run() will run on any machine that has eppy installed and E+ installed. Service like Heroku (Platform as

In eppy, idf.run() will run on any machine that has eppy installed and E+ installed. Service like Heroku (Platform as

It would be good to post an answer to your question, so others may benefit from this interchange. As you say "I managed

short reply to 2. Yes. You can output the files to any name and directory. Basically you can do that by setting options

short answer to 2. Yes. You can output the files to any name and directory. Basically you can do that by setting options

take a look at Make idf.run() work like EPLaunch. It may give a partial answer to the questions you are asking.

take a look atMake idf.run() work like EPLaunch. It may give a partial answer to the questions you are asking.

You no longer have to add missing fields to the IDD file for eppy to work. Eppy release r0.5.60 (and later releases) wi

Sorry I am seeing this question rather late can you open this issue in github https://github.com/santoshphilip/eppy/issu

Python comes with a number of built in packages such as "datetime" and "csv" If you do: import datetime import csv i

Python comes with a number of built in packages such as "datetime" and "csv" If you do: import datetime import csv i

a.Tilt_Angle_from_WindowDoor internally becomes: a['Tilt_Angle_from_WindowDoor'] This is the reason a.c does not wor

a.Tilt_Angle_from_WindowDoor internally becomes: a['Tilt_Angle_from_WindowDoor'] This is the reason a.c does not wor

Can you respond, and let me know if d=a[c]=value_range[i] is fixing the error. (I am not sure if that is the problematic

replace: d=a.c=value_range[i] with d=a[c]=value_range[i] see what happens

@DimitrisMantas, Can you respond with an answer to this question (not as a comment) Explain the problem Present solu

@DimitrisMantas, Can you respond with an answer to this question (not as a comment) Explain the problem Present solut

@DimitrisMantas, Can you respond with an answer to this question (not as a comment) Explain the problem Present soluti

@DimitrisMantas, Can you respond with an answer to this question (not as a comment) Explain the problem Present soluti

@DimitrisMantas, Can you respond with an answer to this question (not as a comment) Explain the problem Present solut

released eppy 0.5.57 idf.run(verbose="s") will run silent in this version

I’ll make a new release of eppy that will include this pull request

there has been a recent pull request that may be your solution. see https://github.com/santoshphilip/eppy/pull/366 and h

What do you mean by simulation log. Are you referring to the outputs that E+ makes to the console/screen ?

What do you mean by simulation log. Are you referring to the outputs that E+ makes to the console/screen ?

You make a good case to include such functionality in eppy. I have opened an issue https://github.com/santoshphilip/eppy

This code will do the trick import eppy # open some files from the example folder fname1 = "/Applications/EnergyPlus-

This code will do the trick import eppy # open some files from the example folder fname1 = "/Applications/EnergyPlus-

This code will do the trick import eppy # open some files from the example folder fname1 = "/Applications/EnergyPlus-

This code will do the trick import eppy # open some files from the example folder fname1 = "/Applications/EnergyPlus-

This code will do the trick import eppy # open some files from the example folder fname1 = "/Applications/EnergyPlus-

This code will do the trick import eppy # open some files from the example folder fname1 = "/Applications/EnergyPlus-

This code will do the trick import eppy # open some files from the example folder fname1 = "/Applications/EnergyPlus-

This code will do the trick import eppy # open some files form the example folder fname1 = "/Applications/EnergyPlus-

The documentation is hosted on https://eppy.readthedocs.io/en/latest/ readthedocs.io changed their interface. Instead o

Aly, I don't have clarity on your question. Can you open an issue at gihub so that I can understand through a discussio

Aly I don't have clarity on your question. Can you open an issue at gihub so that I can understand through a discussion.

Jason, It is useful function. But the API is rather cumbersome at this point. We have a two step process using this

Jason, It is useful function. But the API is rather cumbersome at this point. We have a two step process using this

JasonGlazer's answer is correct This is a response to katsuya.obara's comment on ( Jan 14 '0 ) to JasonGlazer's answer

JasonGlazer's answer is correct This is a response to katsuya.obara's comment on ( Jan 14 '0 ) to JasonGlazer's answer

JasonGlazer's answer is correct This is a response to katsuya.obara's comment on ( Jan 14 '0 ) to JasonGlazer's answer

To generalize, you are looking for functionality to edit extensible fields in EnergyPlus. Essentially you want functiona

Try importing it as a CSV file into excel

eppy will be able to run energyplus on multiple cores. It is not well documented in the user documentation - see https:/