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Sorry you are having a problem. I don't have access to a linux computer right now, but it seems to work OK with windows and LTspice XVII(x64) May 18 2019, 11:16:30 US Pacific.
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julia> [ Info: Importing Revise
julia>
julia> using LTspice
julia> cd("C:\\Users\\Chris\\.julia\\packages\\LTspice\\BdDwC\\examples\\example 1")
julia> example1 = LTspiceSimulation("example1.asc",tempdir=true)
LTspiceSimulation:
circuit path = C:\Users\Chris\AppData\Local\Temp\jl_11D8.tmp\example1.asc
Parameters
Rload = 75.0
Measurements
Pload
julia> example1["Rload"] = 20.0
20.0
julia> loadpower = example1["Pload"]
0.00408163
julia> loadpower = example1(100.0)
1-element LTspice.MeasurementValuesArray{Float64,1}:
0.00444444
julia>
It also passes tests on Travis.
I'm not sure whats going on here. Let me poke around some more.
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It probably can't find the LTspice executable. You can specify the location with the executablepath parameter.
For example, on my windows machine, the LTspice executable location can be specified as follows.
example1 = LTspiceSimulation("example1.asc",executablepath="\\Program Files\\LTC\\LTspiceXVII\\XVIIx64.exe",tempdir=true)
Give this a try and see if it helps.
Also, it's easier to read if you enclose code, and sample output in triple backquotes instead of a screenshot.
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Thanks. It turns out it CAN find the executable. The problem is that it is not associated with wine when being called via the julia run() function. If I make the following change and rebuild LTspice.jl it works fine.
function run!(x::LTspiceSimulation, force=false)
flush(x,force)
if x.status.ismeasurementsdirty || force
if x.executablepath != "" # so travis dosen't need to load LTspice
@static if Sys.islinux()
drive_c = "/home/$(ENV["USER"])/.wine/drive_c"
winecircuitpath = joinpath("C:",relpath(x.circuitpath,drive_c))
run(`wine $(x.executablepath) -b -Run $winecircuitpath`)
else
run(`$(x.executablepath) -b -Run $(x.circuitpath)`)
end
end
parselog!(x)
x.status.ismeasurementsdirty = false
end
end
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Thanks for fixing my code! I'll update the code on GitHub.
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