Error flattening enumerations

[Leonardo Laguna]

Hi,

I have the following model.

 model modelInner
    parameter typeA param1 = typeA.e1;
    type typeA = enumeration(e1, e2 , e3 );
    parameter Boolean k1 = param1 == typeA.e1;
    parameter Boolean k2 = param1 == typeA.e2;
    parameter Boolean k3 = param1 == typeA.e3;
end modelInner;

It declares a parameter (param1) of typeA, where typeA is an enumeration.

When using this model in the following way it works correctly.

  model topModel
    modelInner m;
  end topModel;

but if I want to change the value of parameter param1 it gives a flattening error.

All the following cases fail.

 modelInner m(param1 = typeA.e2); 
 modelInner m(param1 = modelInner.typeA.e2);
 modelInner m(param1 = testModel.modelInner.typeA.e2); 
 modelInner m(); 

with the following error:

Error: Variable typeA.e2 not found in scope testModel.modelInner
Error: Error occured while flattening model testModel.topModel

Please find attached the code.

Thank you.

[Martin Sjölund]

I'm a bit unsure of some of the other examples (modelInner does not adhere to the restrictions of a package), but the following should of course work:

model modelInner
    parameter typeA param1 = typeA.e1;
    type typeA = enumeration(e1, e2 , e3 );
end modelInner;

model topModel
  modelInner m(); 
end topModel;

[Per Östlund]

Fixed in r9911. The attached model now works as it's written, and it also works with empty parenthesis. The other two cases (typeA.e2 and modelInner.typeA.e2) does not work, and shouldn't work since they reference the wrong scopes.