Re: inconsistencies with PyModels

Lorenzo Gil Sanchez wrote:
> Hi all,
> 
> I'm finding some problems when creating a PyModel:
> 
> model.addEntity(my_entity) does nothing but
> model.entities.append(my_entitye) works
> 
> This is not really important and I guess it's easy to fix.

Probably easy to fix, yes, I'll check that, thanks for reporting.

> The next problem is more important:
> 
> model.build
> defaultModelSet().addModel(model)
> 
> fails with this exception:
[...]
> defaultModelSet().addModel(model.component)
> works without a warning but I'm not sure if this is the preferred way 
> of adding a model to the modelset.

Yes, this is a known bug, ModelSet.addModel() (and other methods in 
ModelSet as well) only accepts Modeling.Model objects, not PyModels.
In the meantime, adding the PyModel.component is the correct
workaround.

-- Sébastien.



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