Constants that are arrays in packages should be copied in the flattened model

[Adrian Pop]

See for example flattening of: Modelica.Electrical.Digital.Examples.Multiplexer.
It contains equations:

MUX.Not1.auxiliary = D.Tables.NotTable[MUX.Not1.x];

but D.Tables.NotTable is nowhere to be found in the flattened model
as is a package constant that is an array which is indexed by a variable\\

We should copy the array constant from the package in the local model and
replace all references to it to the local constant which should become part
of the DAE\\
See for example /trunk/libraries/msl31/simulate/Modelica.Electrical.Digital.Examples.mos

[Adrian Pop]

Seems this happens only for arrays of enums.
Arrays of other basic types are copied in the flattened DAE.

[Adrian Pop]

An easier example:

package P
  type E = enumeration('A', 'B', 'C', 'D');
  constant E x[4] = {E.'D', E.'C', E.'B', E.'A'};
  constant Real y[4] = {1, 2, 3, 4};
end P;

model ArrayEnums
  Real a = P.x[integer(time)];
  Real b = P.y[integer(time)];
end ArrayEnums;

which wrongly generates:

adrpo@kafka ~/dev/OpenModelicaBackend/build/bin/enums
$ ../omc ArrayEnums.mo 
class ArrayEnums
  Real a = Real(P.x[integer(time)]);
  Real b = P.y[integer(time)];
end ArrayEnums;

[Adrian Pop]

Another example:

package P
  type E = enumeration('A', 'B', 'C', 'D');
  constant E x[4] = {E.'D', E.'C', E.'B', E.'A'};
  constant Real y[4] = {1, 2, 3, 4};
end P;

function getArrayFromPackage
  output P.E x[4];
algorithm
  x := P.x;
end getArrayFromPackage;

model ArrayEnums
  P.E a = P.x[integer(time)];
  Real b = P.y[integer(time)];
  P.E[4] c = getArrayFromPackage();
end ArrayEnums;

which gives:

adrpo@kafka ~/dev/OpenModelicaBackend/build/bin/enums
$ ../omc ArrayEnums.mo 
function getArrayFromPackage
  output enumeration('A', 'B', 'C', 'D')[4] x;
algorithm
  x := {P.E.'D',P.E.'C',P.E.'B',P.E.'A'};
end getArrayFromPackage;

class ArrayEnums
  enumeration('A', 'B', 'C', 'D') a = P.x[integer(time)];
  Real b = P.y[integer(time)];
  enumeration('A', 'B', 'C', 'D') c[1] = P.E.'D';
  enumeration('A', 'B', 'C', 'D') c[2] = P.E.'C';
  enumeration('A', 'B', 'C', 'D') c[3] = P.E.'B';
  enumeration('A', 'B', 'C', 'D') c[4] = P.E.'A';
end ArrayEnums;

[Adrian Pop]

Duplicate of #2858.