diff --git a/docs/interface/schema.html b/docs/interface/schema.html index 5931a7d..f164f5f 100644 --- a/docs/interface/schema.html +++ b/docs/interface/schema.html @@ -4,7 +4,7 @@
"integer"
Short FMU variable description.
Signal variability as defined by FMI.
Enum for signal variability.
Initial value of the signal at time step 1. Type should match the variable type.
When dealing with an array signal, it is essential to specify the LENGTH parameter. Arrays are indexed starting from 0, and FMU signals will be structured as SIGNALNAME[0], SIGNALNAME[1], and so forth. By default, this feature is set to False.
Defines the number of entries in the signal if the signal is array.
3
5
-
Index or range of indices of agent inputs to which this FMU signal shall be linked to. Note: the FMU signal and the agent inputs need to have the same length.
No Additional Items^(\d+|\d+:\d+)$
"10"
+
Index or range of indices of agent inputs to which this FMU signal shall be linked to. Note: the FMU signal and the agent inputs need to have the same length.
No Additional Items^(\d+|\d+:\d+)$
"10"
"10:20"
"30"
[
@@ -24,7 +24,7 @@
"integer"
Short FMU variable description.
Signal variability as defined by FMI.
Enum for signal variability.
Initial value of the signal at time step 1. Type should match the variable type.
When dealing with an array signal, it is essential to specify the LENGTH parameter. Arrays are indexed starting from 0, and FMU signals will be structured as SIGNALNAME[0], SIGNALNAME[1], and so forth. By default, this feature is set to False.
Defines the number of entries in the signal if the signal is array.
3
5
-
Index or range of indices of agent outputs that will be linked to this output signal. Note: the FMU signal and the agent outputs need to have the same length.
No Additional Items^(\d+|\d+:\d+)$
"10"
+
Index or range of indices of agent outputs that will be linked to this output signal. Note: the FMU signal and the agent outputs need to have the same length.
No Additional Items^(\d+|\d+:\d+)$
"10"
"10:20"
"30"
[
@@ -44,7 +44,7 @@
"integer"
Short FMU variable description.
Signal variability as defined by FMI.
Enum for signal variability.
Initial value of the signal at time step 1. Type should match the variable type.
When dealing with an array signal, it is essential to specify the LENGTH parameter. Arrays are indexed starting from 0, and FMU signals will be structured as SIGNALNAME[0], SIGNALNAME[1], and so forth. By default, this feature is set to False.
Defines the number of entries in the signal if the signal is array.
3
5
-
Index or range of indices of agent inputs to which this FMU signal shall be linked to. Note: the FMU signal and the agent inputs need to have the same length.
No Additional Items^(\d+|\d+:\d+)$
"10"
+
Index or range of indices of agent inputs to which this FMU signal shall be linked to. Note: the FMU signal and the agent inputs need to have the same length.
No Additional Items^(\d+|\d+:\d+)$
"10"
"10:20"
"30"
[
@@ -58,7 +58,9 @@
"variability": null
}
]
-
Internal states that will be stored in the simulation model's memory, these will be passed as inputs to the agent in the next time step.
Index or range of indices of agent outputs that will be stored as internal states and will be fed as inputs in the next time step. Note: the FMU signal and the agent outputs need to have the same length.
No Additional Items^(\d+|\d+:\d+)$
"10"
-
"10:20"
-
"30"
-
Whether the agent consumes time data from co-simulation algorithm.