Patrik,

I like the feature of the first approach in that you get to see the parameter of the set in the model view (In your figure the set block in the upper left corder has the values for m,c and f visible in the model view) . The second approach is more convenient to use, but the parameters do not appear anywhere on the model view. Is there a way to do the second approach and have the values used in the set appear in the model? I tried to experiment with this but could not get values to display.

Is there a way to use the replaceable components (that you show in the golf and soccer model) to redeclare the record so the visual changes to show some indication of the values in the record (for example: m=1 for one and m=2 for another, etc.)?

Thanks

Patrik,

This is awesome!

My only suggested change is to make the replaceable record its own model because in many applications the parameter sets will be used in vastly different models. Having the set as part of a larger model is cumbersome and restricts changes. For example, in your spring mass example, lets say I wanted to add another mass but still use the same parameter sets. This would not be possible. I modified your example to make it possible to use the sets in various models:

Here is the base class replaceable record (NewReplaceableSetClass):

Patrick's model looks the same:

But now it is duplicatable and editable:

To do this you only need one line from Patrik's example in the newReplaceableSetClass:

  replaceable ParameterSetsRedeclare.Records.Set1 set annotation(choices(choice(redeclare ParameterSetsRedeclare.Records.Set1 set "Set 1"), choice(redeclare ParameterSetsRedeclare.Records.Set2 set "Set 2"), choice(redeclare ParameterSetsRedeclare.Records.Set2Alt set "Set 2 alternative")), Placement(visible = true, transformation(origin = {-124.703, 81.48}, extent = {{-13.52, -13.52}, {13.52, 13.52}}, rotation = 0)));

and you need to add only one line to the models in which you use the replaceable set: (Note I added the icon AFTER my parameter set so the model will replace the parameter icon with the example icon -- makes things look nicer)

  extends ParameterSetsRedeclare.BaseClasses.NewReplaceableSetClass(redeclare ParameterSetsRedeclare.Records.Set2 set);
  extends Modelica.Icons.Example;

I have attached Patrik's file with these small edits.

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