[d_mato]

Hallo everybody,


I am new to this forum and this is my first question:
How do I get the value of a report or function into my macro?
So far I have tried this:

package macro;

import java.util.*;

import star.common.*;
import star.base.neo.*;
import star.base.report.*;

public class try_and_error extends StarMacro {

  public void execute() {
    execute0();
  }

  private void execute0() {

    Simulation simulation_0 = 
      getActiveSimulation();

    StepStoppingCriterion stepStoppingCriterion_0 = 
      ((StepStoppingCriterion) simulation_0.getSolverStoppingCriterionManager().getSolverStoppingCriterion("Maximum Steps"));

    stepStoppingCriterion_0.setMaximumNumberSteps(49);
    simulation_0.getSimulationIterator().run();

    old_room = simulation_0.getReportManager().getReport("T_room_supply_report").getReportMonitorValue();
    //double old_room = 295.0; //This workes fine
    double correction = 0.1;

    String str_new_room = String.valueOf(old_room + correction);

    UserFieldFunction userFieldFunction_0 = 
      ((UserFieldFunction) simulation_0.getFieldFunctionManager().getFunction("T_room_supply"));

    userFieldFunction_0.setDefinition(str_new_room);
  }
  }

This produces the warning: "Cannot find symbol..."
The goal is to reset a boundarycondition after some iterations, and use its previous value and some report to calculate the new value.
Thanks for reading my post and for any help and advice!

[d_mato]

Also, it would help a lot to know where i can find an overview over all the ccm+-classes and methods, that can be used in a macro.

[emrebnc]

Originally Posted by d_mato

Also, it would help a lot to know where i can find an overview over all the ccm+-classes and methods, that can be used in a macro.

Hello Lisa I dont know the answer to your original question but you can find the overall calsses and methods by clicking Help > Java API.
If you have found the answer to your original question i would love to hear it.