Wfcheck¶
Wrapper for SAM Simulation Core model: cmod_wfcheck.cpp
Creating an Instance¶
There are three methods to create a new instance of a PySAM module. Using default populates the newclass’ attributes with default values specific to a config. Each technology-financialconfiguration corresponds to a SAM GUI configuration. Using new creates an instance with empty attributes. The wrap function allows compatibility with PySSC, for details, refer to PySSC.
Wfcheck model description
Wfcheck
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PySAM.Wfcheck.default(config) → Wfcheck¶ Use financial config-specific default attributes
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PySAM.Wfcheck.from_existing(data, optional config) → Wfcheck¶ Share underlying data with an existing PySAM class. If config provided, default attributes are loaded otherwise.
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PySAM.Wfcheck.new() → Wfcheck¶
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PySAM.Wfcheck.wrap(ssc_data_t) → Wfcheck¶ Use existing PySSC data
Warning
Do not call PySSC.data_free on the ssc_data_t provided to
wrap
Functions¶
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class
PySAM.Wfcheck.Wfcheck¶ This class contains all the variable information for running a simulation. Variables are grouped together in the subclasses as properties. If property assignments are the wrong type, an error is thrown.
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assign(dict) → None¶ Assign attributes from nested dictionary, except for Outputs
nested_dict = { 'Weather File Checker': { var: val, ...}, ...}
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execute(int verbosity) → None¶ Execute simulation with verbosity level 0 (default) or 1
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export() → dict¶ Export attributes into nested dictionary
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value(name, optional value) → Union[None, float, dict, sequence, str]¶ Get or set by name a value in any of the variable groups.
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