Elena Shmoylova

I tried running 10 examples that were included in the library (10 models that had the experiment annotation) in MapleSim. Two failed with lookup issues: >2: ERROR in model `Examples.LookupFunctions`:...

My problem is with `x` and `y` used there. In one instance in the non-normative section at the very beginning it says `z(x,t)` everywhere else it is `z(y,t)`. The PDE...

I think the issue of variability of `size` inside functions was not addressed in this issue so far. In 3.8.2 it only says: • Some function calls are parameter expressions...

MapleSim:  It is also probably important to try to make it as color-blind-friendly as possibly. Usually, color blind people cannot distinguish between reds and greens, and occasionally blues. It...

I tried the model in MapleSim. It fails. But not because of the type of the input mismatch. There is a type mismatch in the statement: ``` y := sum(r);...

I finally had a chance to look at it in detail. I am not sure DerivedR is not a type of BaseR. The dimensions of arrays must be the same,...

> Is "If \lstinline!StopTime! is set the model is required to be a simulation model." clearer, or can you propose something capturing this intent? > I think it is. That...

According to the Specification it is legal. In https://specification.modelica.org/master/inheritance-modification-and-redeclaration.html#modifiers-for-array-elements there is an example: ``` model C parameter Real a [3]; parameter Real d; end C; model B C c[5](each a...

> What bothers me about the example is that `{1, 2, 3}` has the correct number of dimensions for `a` in the first place. Therefore, it is applied to each...

> @eshmoylova I agree with a lot of what you said. The way I expressed myself was ambiguous. > What I don't understand is, given: > > > So you...