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Guido Wolf Reichert
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## Motivation ## A typical advice given for writing larger software packages (cf. [here](https://reference.wolfram.com/language/tutorial/BuildingLargeSoftwareSystemsInTheWolframLanguage.html)) is to split your code into smaller components, which...
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I just downloaded [Eclipse IDE](https://www.eclipse.org/ide/) and followed [WRI's tutorial](https://support.wolfram.com/27221) for installing the Workbench plug-in, which has been published recently in `v10.2.40`. Import of my existing project files,...
(cross-posted on [StackOverflow][1]) Unspecified array dimensions using `[:]` are very important to write flexible components for frequent reuse. While I am aware, that the actual size of an array has to be determined at the time a model is...
> A support case with the identification [CASE:4275098] was created. ---------- While I noted some implementation problems regarding `inner` and `outer` in [another context][1] which have been acknowledged, I would like to get very general...
> A support case with the identification [CASE:4272754] was created. ---------- (cross-posted on [StackOverflow][1]) ## Motivation ## Building more complex components (e.g. subsystems in a larger model) inevitably leads to a growing...
## Problem Description & Motivation: Using Non-SI-Units for time ## This post culminates earlier questions I voiced on Community ([Unit checking and making use of unit attributes][1] and [Why can't a parameter be used to set the unit...
Hi, I found these recommendations for handling parameters at the top-level of models for Dymola: [Handling of Modelica Model's Parameters][1] Would these also be best-practice recommendations for the System Modeler or are there notable...
Hi everyone, I just noted that the icons for some components I have created are not properly visualized when having them displayed in Mathematica using `SytemModel["model"]["Diagram"]`. Here is a very short minimal example for the behavior: ...