module : evaluated ModelObject with the following exports:

ApplySubstitutions substitute simpler names for parameters and variables

DeleteAttachment delete an attachment (such as a template or a file) from the model

GetAttachment return an attachment of the model

GetCompiledProc compile the active subsystem into executable code

GetEquations return the equations of the system or subsystem

GetFilename return the name of the linked file

GetICs return the initial conditions

GetModel return the name of the linked model

GetModelica return the Modelica description for the active subsystem

GetMultibody return the multibody portion of the active subsystem

GetParameters return the parameters of the active subsystem

GetPorts return ports and/or probes of a system or subsystem

GetProbes return probes of a system or subsystem

GetSettings return simulation settings (such as the simulation time, solver, and tolerances)

GetSubstitutions return substitution equations (used to create simpler parameter/variable names)

GetSubsystemName return the name of the active subsystem

GetVariables return the variables of the active subsystem

Linearize linearize the equations of the active subsystem

ListAttachments list the attachments (such as the templates, files, and data) of the model

ListSubsystems list the subsystems of the system

MakeMovie create a movie of a model with visualization components

SetAttachment attach data to the model

SetComponent create a component from Modelica source

SetModel link to a particular model

SetParameters assign values of parameters

SetSubstitutions assign substitutions (to create simpler parameter/variable names)

SetSubsystemName assign the active subsystem

ShowResultsManager open the Results Manager window

Simulate simulate the system

component : string or [string, string]

Specifies the name of either a MapleSim Component or a Code Edit Region. A list can be used with a code edit region to specify a particular model if more than one model is assigned in the region; the first string is the name of the code edit region, the second is the name of the selected model. The default is "Simulation0".

filename : string or [string,string]

Specifies the filename containing the MapleSim model (.msim) or Modelica code (.mo). A list specifies a particular class in a Modelica file with multiple classes: the first string is the filename, the second string is the class name. The symbol use_last_model can be used for the class name to select the last class assigned in the file. An attachment in a Maple workbook can be specified using the URI syntax maple://path-to-workbook/filename.

modelica : string or [string, string]

Specifies either a Modelica identifier that corresponds to a model in one of the installed libraries, or is a string of literal Modelica code that assigns the model. A list specifies a particular model when the literal code assigns more than one class: the first string is the modelica, the second string is the selected class name. The symbol use_last_model can be used for the class name to select the last class assigned in the file.

The LinkModel command returns a "connection module" that allows programmatic access to a MapleSim model.

Important: You must first link to a MapleSim model as described on this page before accessing the MapleSim API commands for your model.

There are two ways to link to a MapleSim model: by filename or by using a MapleSim Component embedded component. See the Examples section on this page for more information.

Alternatively, you can link to a Modelica model by using the filename option to specify a file of Modelica code, or the modelica option to specify either literal Modelica code or a Modelica class in an installed library.

The LinkModel command is part of the MapleSim package. You can access this command using the long form of the command name, MapleSim:-LinkModel, or by first executing with(MapleSim) and then using the short form of the command name, LinkModel.

Executing LinkModel( ) without options is equivalent to executing LinkModel(component="Simulation0");

When linking to a model using a Modelica file, the following export commands can not be used:

GetAttachment

ListAttachments

SetAttachment

SetSubstitutions with savewithmodel = true