Boolean b = noEvent(x > 0) should generate an error.

[Adrian Pop]

See comments.

[Adrian Pop]

assigning noEvent to discrete Boolean variables should generate an error.
--- ShouldFail.mo ---
model ShouldFail

Boolean b(start = false);
Real x(start = 0);

equation

x = time;
b = noEvent(x > 10);

end ShouldFail;

--- script ---
loadFile("ShouldFail.mo");
simulate(ShouldFail, stopTime = 20);
plot({x, b});

The ShouldFail model, should fail because noEvent has the return type
of Real and is assigned to Boolean.

Regards,
Adrian Pop/

[Martin Sjölund]

I'm closing this as it is wrong.
noEvent() can return any type. What it does is make sure that any real relations inside this arbitrary expression does not generate events/zero-crossings.