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@sturmk The API is already available otherwise our testsuite will not work, The API is added in the file capi.py in OMSimulatorPython folder

@njsaisashank the API is working as expected, you cannot see the new replaced values because of the ` values ` defined in ssd for the `VFController.fmu ` has more priority...

@njsaisashank the meaning for dry is ``` if (dryRun==true) showwarnings, reimport the snapshot and replacing is not done else show warnings and replace is done ``` But i also found...

@njsaisashank no OMEdit internally calls `OMSimulator` API to make the ssp, `setReal ` is called during different modes, during initialization, instantantion and simulation, but before instantiation if you use `setReal`...

@njsaisashank I tested the example with OMEdit and i found that if you just opened the parameter dialogue of an fmu and even if you don't change any values it...

@njsaisashank this commit https://github.com/OpenModelica/OMSimulator/pull/1264 will fix the `replaceSubModel()` API when replacing submodel directly from memory without exporting to a ssp file see example https://github.com/OpenModelica/OMSimulator/blob/master/testsuite/simulation/replaceSubmodel14.py and https://github.com/OpenModelica/OMSimulator/blob/master/testsuite/simulation/replaceSubmodel13.py However still the OMEdit...

@GorbadPS3 you cannot use ` oms_setFixedStepSize("m.r", 0.001);` when simulating a Strongly connected Components which is basically a `ME fmu's` see the documentation here https://openmodelica.org/doc/OpenModelicaUsersGuide/1.22/omsimulator.html#setfixedstepsize, So change the System type to...

> I think all these were done in #1286, please check. yes @AnHeuermann I hope we can close this PR

@NilsDressler the issue is fixed with this commit fa56e30212ca194133060a47280bf8de00b5c8e6 and thanks for @NilsDressler for fixing the issue

@InigoGastesi Yes that is true, but still the issue fixes the subprocess problem in linux. @NilsDressler It is not allowed to provide result file path in the `simulate()` API, you...