What’s new in 0.4.1 (March 2023)#
This page details the changes for version 0.4.1 of Flood Modeller Python API
New features#
Add/remove units from 1D networks
Add/remove elements from 2D models
Simulate method added to XML2D
Automatic backups
Updates#
Event Data attributes in IEF files are now treated as a dictionary object as opposed to a list. This allows for each event data to have an associated title which is defined in the IEF file as a comment before the event data attribute. The dictionary keys represent the titles, and the values represent the event data paths. An example would look like this:
ief = IEF("path/to/file.ief") ief.eventdata = { 'MainInflow' : 'Q100.IED', 'TribInflow' : 'Q100_trib.IED', 'TidalBoundary' : 'T100_DSBDY.IED' }
This would then write out the following lines in the IEF file:
;MainInflow EventData=Q100.IED ;TribInflow EventData=Q100_trib.IED ;TidalBoundary EventData=T100_DSBDY.IED
Warning
Please note, this introduces a change which is incompatible with previous versions of the API in how event data in IEF files is handled. Any existing code that treats eventdata as a list will need to be updated in order to run this version.
Find and return the next unit in reach with
.next()
function:dat = DAT('some_network.dat') some_unit = dat.sections['some_unit_name'] dat.next(some_unit)
Find previous unit in reach with
.prev()
function:dat = DAT('some_network.dat') dat.prev(dat.strucutre['structure_name'])
Improved test module
CRUMP Unit Class added
FLAT_V_WEIR Unit Class added
INTERPOLATE Unit Class added
REPLICATE Unit Class added
OUTFALL Unit Class added
UNSUPPORTED Unit Class added