Jenn
Jenn
Thanks! @mdbartos I'm not sure on the right way of burning/raising features, but I found this really interesting paper that compares different methods of burning DEM (The Practice of Burning...
thanks for reporting this. i don't think setter function exists in the OWA/swmm yet. i think pyswmm setter function for percent_impervious should be commented out until the setter is available...

Hey @michaeltryby, I started a new issue where we can discuss in detail for how we want to remove/replace the duplicate enum subclasses in pyswmm.
If you're looking to access X,Y coordinates from model input file, you should check out [swmmio](https://github.com/aerispaha/swmmio). Super cool project where you can view model .inp data easily before starting the...
@xie-kun, interesting bug. It looks like there is a lock on the input file after several iterations. Is it possible that you are running the models in parallel with the...
@xie-kun can you share the python script and model input file? I would like to try and recreate this issue on my machine. Thanks!
@Leslay-wang Are you using python 32-bit or 64-bit?
@Leslay-wang It is very odd that it is asking you to build pyswmm when you're using python 64 bit. Can you try `pip install pyswmm` as suggested by Michael?
@Leslay-wang If you use pip to download from python pypi, I would expect to see the following message: `pip install pyswmm` ``` Collecting pyswmm Using cached pyswmm-1.0.1-py3-none-any.whl (88 kB) Collecting...