PyANGKernel.GKReplicationNewCmd¶

class GKReplicationNewCmd¶

Creates a new replication (in a experiment).

Synopsis¶

Methods¶

def __init__()
def setAddToResult()
def setData()
def setExperiment()
def setResult()

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__init__()¶

setAddToResult(value)¶

Parameters:: value – bool

Add it to a result (to be part of a mean)?

setData(nbReplications, wantResult, externalIds, replicationsIds, nbReplicationsIds)¶

Parameters:

nbReplications – int
wantResult – bool
externalIds – bool
replicationsIds – bool
nbReplicationsIds – int

Function to specify the number of replications to be created, whether an average wants to be created or not, whether to user-define the replication IDs to be set as the database IDs and if so the starting ID. If the IDs on databse are not user-defined they will be the same as the replication’s Aimsun internal IDs. * The default behavior of the command is this function is not called will be similar as the one calling it like follows: * replicationCmd.setData( 1, False, False, False, 0 )

setExperiment(anExperiment)¶

Parameters:: anExperiment – GKExperiment

In which experiment?

setResult(aResult)¶

Parameters:: aResult – GKExperimentResult

If the replication wants to be added to an existing average, the average needs to be specified calling this function.