RE: avoid "continue" prompt when simulation is completed by specific trnsys call

["Chris Bales" <cba@xxxxx>]

Peter

There is this possibility to avoid clicking on the continue button at the
end of the simulation, even in Trnsys 14.2. It must be in the manual
somewhere but to be honest I do not know where. However, it is on the FAQ
section of the Trnsys homepage http://sel.me.wisc.edu/trnsys/ (second one in
fact). I have used it often in *.bat files such as below.

In DOS you either have to include the path to Trnsys as below, be in the
trnsys (\trnwin) directory (and have your deck there as well) or have
"\trnwin" inculded in the $PATH specifier.

\trnwin\trnsys32.exe Se2wbel_st60.dck /n
\trnwin\trnsys32.exe Se2wbel_zu60.dck /n

Good luck,

Chris
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Chris Bales
Lecturer and Researcher in Environmental Engineering (Energy)
Hogskolan Dalarna
Solar Energy Research Center SERC, EKOS
S-78188 Borlange

Temporarily working in Australia (until July 2001)
Centre for Sustainable Energy Systems
Faculty of Engineering and Information Technology
Australian National University
Canberra ACT 0200 Australia
Tel: +61 (0)2 6125 8295
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email: cba@du.se

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> -----Original Message-----
> From: owner-trnsys@relay.doit.wisc.edu
> [mailto:owner-trnsys@relay.doit.wisc.edu]On Behalf Of Peter Vogelsanger
> Sent: Tuesday, June 12, 2001 9:12 PM
> To: trnsys@relay.doit.wisc.edu
> Subject: Re: avoid "continue" prompt when simulation is completed by
> specific trnsys call
>
>
> Trnsys specialists,
>
> When a windows-trnsys simulation is completed the user is prompted to
> exit and close the window ("continue"). I believe to remember that there
> is a way to call trnsys with an optional parameter from a program or a
> DOS-Window to avoid this prompt. A call like e.g.:
>
> trnsys32.exe example.dck /n
>
> However, the above and a few other attempts did not work. I did not come
> accross the solution in the manual either. Or there may be special
> restrictions or other things that have to be adjusted or observed?
>
> This is TRNSYS 14.2.
>
> Hope anyone can supply the information. Thanks.
>
> Peter Vogelsanger