altdss.common

Module Contents

Classes

Edit	Edit is a helper class that makes block-editing DSS properties easier. It supports instances for the new Obj and Batch APIs.
InvalidatedDSSBus	If you see this class somewhere, such as a traceback, it means that the related (parent) bus was invalidated by an operation in the DSS engine. This could be a “clear” command, destruction of the DSSContext where the buses lived, or a redefinition of the circuit buses.
InvalidatedDSSObject	If you see this class somewhere, such as a traceback, it means that the related (parent) object was invalidated by an operation in the DSS engine. This could be a “clear” command, or destruction of the DSSContext where the objects lived.

Data

InvalidatedBus
InvalidatedObject

API

class altdss.common.Edit(obj_or_batch, num_changes=1, needs_begin=True)

Edit is a helper class that makes block-editing DSS properties easier. It supports instances for the new Obj and Batch APIs.

__enter__()

__exit__(exc_type, exc_val, exc_tb)

__init__(obj_or_batch, num_changes=1, needs_begin=True)

num_changes is required for a few classes to correctly match the official OpenDSS behavior and must be the number of properties modified in the current editing block. As of DSS C-API v0.13, this is only required for the Monitor class, when the Action property is used with the Process value.

altdss.common.InvalidatedBus

‘InvalidatedDSSBus(…)’

class altdss.common.InvalidatedDSSBus

If you see this class somewhere, such as a traceback, it means that the related (parent) bus was invalidated by an operation in the DSS engine. This could be a “clear” command, destruction of the DSSContext where the buses lived, or a redefinition of the circuit buses.

class altdss.common.InvalidatedDSSObject

If you see this class somewhere, such as a traceback, it means that the related (parent) object was invalidated by an operation in the DSS engine. This could be a “clear” command, or destruction of the DSSContext where the objects lived.

altdss.common.InvalidatedObject

‘InvalidatedDSSObject(…)’