[Equest-users] 回复： Is there a way to extract specific data from simresult?
Yf Sun
caselysun at gmail.com
Tue May 21 19:53:32 PDT 2013
非常感谢！
On Wed, May 22, 2013 at 10:44 AM, 冷面寒枪 <503271081 at qq.com> wrote:
> As we all konwn,The computer engine of eQuest software is DOE2.2. you can
> program your computer to accomplish this function using C or VB program
> language.Blow is the specification for calling DOE2.2.
>
> (c) Copyright 1999, Scott A. Criswell. All Rights Reserved.
>
> This file describes how to interface with the D2Result DLL in
> order to retrieve simulation results from the DOE-2.2 binary
> results files.
>
>
> ----------------------------------------------------------------------
> UPDATES:
> ----------------------------------------------------------------------
> 8/31/99 - SAC - VisualBasic Users - We have added VB-compatible versions
> of each of the rest of the functions exported from the
> D2Result.dll. Your VB code should use the same arguments,
> but the function names should be *_VB*(). For example,
> instead of calling D2R_GetMultipleResult(...), you
> should call D2R_VBGetMultipleResult(...).
> 8/22/99 - SAC - VisualBasic Users - We have added a function call
> which is equivalent to D2R_GetSingleResult() but uses
> a calling convention compatible with VisualBasic.
> This new function is called D2R_VBGetSingleResult()
> and takes the exact same arguments as its counterpart.
> No such VB-compatible D2R_GetMultipleResult() counter-
> part exists. Please contact us if you would like one
> added.
> ----------------------------------------------------------------------
>
>
> Results retrieval is current available only from the Non-Hourly
> results files for Loads, HVAC and Economics.
>
> The D2Result.DLL library is based on MFC (Microsoft Foundation
> Classes) and therefore requires that the following files be
> installed into your Windows\System directory:
> MFC42.DLL (~975 kb)
> MSVCRT.DLL (~250 kb)
> You can find these files located in the \System directory of
> this distribution.
> These files are the latest updates that are reported to be
> fully compatible with previous versions. However, we do
> recommend that you save older versions of these files in the
> event these new files are incompatible with other software
> running on your machine.
>
> Unlike interfacing with the BDLCIO32 and SimCIO32 DLLs, the
> D2Result DLL does not interface directly with any other
> executable code. As a result, there are no DLL initialization
> or clean-up routines. The only things you need do are to load
> and unload the DLL using whatever mechanism is available to
> your in your development environment and to call the various
> exported functions much like you would any other DLL you
> interface with.
>
> The following is a description of the functions exported from
> D2Result.DLL:
> (for more details, refer to the D2ResX.h header file and the
> top portion ofthe NHRList.txt file)
>
> 1) Retrieval of a single value or array of values:
> long D2R_GetSingleResult( const char* pszDOE2Dir,
> const char* pszFileName,
> int iEntryID,
> float* pfData,
> int iMaxValues,
> const char* pszReportKey,
> const char* pszRowKey );
>
> Return Value:
> >= 0 => successful - # of values retrieved
> < 0 => failed - refer to the D2ResX.h header file for
> descriptions of the various return values.
>
> Where:
> pszDOE2Dir => Directory where DOE-2 system files (such as
> BDLKey.bin, BDLLib.dat, etc.) are stored
> (including a trailing '\').
> pszFileName => The full path and filename of the BDL input
> file without the trailing dot or file
> extension.
> (i.e. if your DOE-2 input filename is:
> "C:\My Dir\Projects\Wall Mart\Wall Mart.inp"
> then pszFileName should be:
> "C:\My Dir\Projects\Wall Mart\Wall Mart")
> iEntryID => Integer value identifying the value or series
> to be retrieved. These values are defined in
> the first column of DOE-2\NHRList.txt file.
> pfData => Address of an array of 32-bit floating point
> numbers to be populated with results.
> iMaxValues => Number of floats defined in above array.
> (this value should correspond to the value
> in the "NI" column of the NHRList.txt entry
> describing the result(s) you are retrieving)
> pszReportKey => Used only when retrieving results from a
> non-hourly report which is repeated over
> multiple components of a particular type.
> This argument contains a NULL-terminated
> character string identifying the building
> component for which you are retrieving the
> results.
> This argument must contain a valid string
> whenever the "RI" column of the selected
> NHRList.txt data contains a value > 0.
> pszRowKey => Used only when retrieving results from a
> report which contains multiple rows of data
> where each row provides results for a separate
> building component or month of the year.
> This argument contains a NULL-terminated
> character string identifying the row of data
> which you are retrieving the results for.
> This argument must contain a valid string
> whenever the "KT" column of the selected
> NHRList.txt data contains a value > 0.
>
> Example:
> To retrieve the total site energy use for a building (from the
> BEPS report):
> To determine iEntry, open the NHRList.txt file and search
> for "BEPS" to find: "2001 BEPS Building Energy..."
> The "2001" is the first four digits of the iEntryID, then
> we do another search for "2001 BEPS" to get down to the
> area where the BEPS report entries are defined. Once there
> we examine the text to the far right of each entry which
> provides a description of the results which that entry
> retrieves data for. We find that the entry ID 2001001
> retrieves "Total Site Energy (BTU)".
>
> Here's what the call looks like (in 'C'):
>
> float fResult;
> long lRetVal = D2R_GetSingleResult(
> "E:\\WinDOE2\\doe-2\\",
> "E:\\WinDOE2\\Projects\\Proj1\\Proj1",
> 2001001, &fResult, 1, NULL, NULL );
>
>
> 2) When retrieving mutliple single values or arrays of results from the
> same Non-Hourly results file, it is most efficient to use a different
> function in order to retrieve all the results at once:
>
> long D2R_GetMultipleResult( const char* pszDOE2Dir,
> const char* pszInpFileName,
> int iFileType,
> float* pfData,
> int iMaxValues,
> int iNumMRTs,
> MultResultsType* pMRTs );
>
> Return Value:
> >= 0 => successful - # of values retrieved
> < 0 => failed - refer to the D2ResX.h header file for
> descriptions of the various return values.
>
> Where:
> pszDOE2Dir => Directory where DOE-2 system files (such as
> BDLKey.bin, BDLLib.dat, etc.) are stored
> (including a trailing '\').
> pszFileName => The full path and filename of the BDL input
> file without the trailing dot or file
> extension.
> (i.e. if your DOE-2 input filename is:
> "C:\My Dir\Projects\Wall Mart\Wall Mart.inp"
> then pszFileName should be:
> "C:\My Dir\Projects\Wall Mart\Wall Mart")
> iFileType => 0 for Loads results, 1 for HVAC and simulated
> Energy Use results and 2 for Utility Rate and
> Economics results. This value should also
> correspond to the first digit of each NHRList
> entry ID minus 1.
> pfData => Address of an array of 32-bit floating point
> numbers to be populated with ALL single or
> arrays of results.
> iMaxValues => Number of floats defined in above array.
> iNumMRTs => Number of MultResultsType structures pointed
> to by the following argument. Only the first
> 12 will be used, each one must retrieve results
> from the same file and the number of items
> retrieved for each element should be equal.
> pMRTs => Pointer to an array of MultResultsType
> structures:
> struct MultResultsType
> {
> int iEntryID; // from NHRList.txt
> int iReturnValue; // success/failure
> char pszReportKey[ 34 ];
> char pszRowKey[ 34 ];
> };
>
>
> Example:
> To retrieve the energy use by end-use and the end-use sum for
> a series of electric meters (EM1 and EM2) from the PS-F reports
> followed by the sum across all electric meters by end-use from
> the PS-E reports:
>
> MultResultsType MRTs[4];
>
> MRTs[0].iEntryID = 2309007; // EM1 array from PS-F
> MRTs[0].pszReportKey = "EM1";
> MRTs[0].pszRowKey[0] = '\0';
>
> MRTs[1].iEntryID = 2309007; // EM2 array from PS-F
> MRTs[1].pszReportKey = "EM2";
> MRTs[1].pszRowKey[0] = '\0';
>
> MRTs[2].iEntryID = 2305005; // Elec Mtr Totals from PS-E
> MRTs[2].pszReportKey[0] = '\0';
> MRTs[2].pszRowKey[0] = '\0';
>
> float fResults[39]; // 3 MRTs x 13 values per MRT
> long lRetVal = D2R_GetMultipleResult(
> "E:\\WinDOE2\\doe-2\\",
> "E:\\WinDOE2\\Projects\\Proj1\\Proj1",
> 1, fResults, 39, 3, MRTs );
>
>
> 3) Additional functions exist enabling you to determine how many
> building components of a particular type were defined in the
> input file corresponding to the results you are retrieving as
> well as the name of each of those components. These functions
> enable you to retrieve results for particular building components
> when you are not sure what the component names were in the
> original BDl input.
> Refer to the function definitions in the D2ResX.h header file for
> more details.
>
>
> Best regard
>
> 赵永青
>
> 长沙绿建节能科技有限公司
>
>
> ------------------ 原始邮件 ------------------
> *发件人:* "Yf Sun"<caselysun at gmail.com>;
> *发送时间:* 2013年5月22日(星期三) 上午10:07
> *收件人:* "tiejun hu"<hutiejun1223 at 126.com>; **
> *抄送:* "equest-users"<equest-users at lists.onebuilding.org>; **
> *主题:* Re: [Equest-users] Is there a way to extract specific data from
> simresult?
>
> Hi, tiejun!
> Thanks for your reply but I dont need the hourly data, i need annual
> system peak loads, cooling and heating system loads for example, do you
> have a idea how to automate the data extraction?
>
>
> On Wed, May 22, 2013 at 10:05 AM, Yf Sun <caselysun at gmail.com> wrote:
>
>> Hi, tiejun!
>> Thanks for your reply but I dont need the hourly data, i need annual
>> system peak loads, cooling and heating system loads for example, do you
>> have a idea how to automate the data extraction?
>>
>>
>> On Wed, May 22, 2013 at 9:51 AM, tiejun hu <hutiejun1223 at 126.com> wrote:
>>
>>> Hi,Yf
>>> You can creat hourly reports in detail mode, then run it, open
>>> hourly reports in sim file.
>>> Best regards
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> At 2013-05-22 09:48:23,"Yf Sun" <caselysun at gmail.com> wrote:
>>>
>>> Hi,dear Equesters!
>>> Im currently doing my ph.d research using equest to analyse building
>>> energy performance, i found its time consuming to find the data i need from
>>> sim result, as the data i need almost the same for every simulation, do you
>>> know a way to extract the specific text data(for importing to excel)
>>> quickly by using some third party program maybe?
>>>
>>> --
>>> Best regards
>>> Ivan
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>
>>
>> --
>> Best regards
>> 孙一峰
>>
>
>
>
> --
> Best regards
> 孙一峰
>
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Best regards
孙一峰
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