The provided environment.yml file can be used to create a new “environment” that includes all the required dependencies for running the custom scripts. Two examples for creating this new environment—named “cympyEnv” here—are provided below: Example directly in Python: python -m venv c:\path\to\environment.yml Example with Anaconda Python: conda env create --name cympyEnv --file=c:\path\to\environment.yml Once the cympyEnv has been created, it must be activated before running any of the custom scripts.
After creating and activating the cympyEnv, the steps below can be used to import the CymPy package:
- Create a text file called “cympy.pth” that contains the path to the parent folder where the CymPy library is located (e.g., “C:\Program Files\CYME\CYME_9_4_rev01”). An example is provided.
- Place “cympy.pth” in the “site-packages” folder of the cympyEnv environment (e.g., “C:\Users...\Anaconda3\envs\cympyEnv\Lib\site-packages”)
- Include “import cympy” at the top of any Python script for which the package will be used.
- Change any file reference to reflect their locations on your system (all folders not provided here should be placed in the main Co-Simulation Folder
- Change the directory in the Anaconda Prompt to the project location
- Run the simulation using the batch file (The file locations inside the batch files must be changed to match your system path)(Batch files can be edited with any text editor)
cd CoSim Directory
run_cosim.bat