You can save results for an External element by clicking Final Values and/or Time Histories. Checking one of these causes all output arguments to be saved. If the element has multiple outputs, and you wish to save only one or two of these as results, you can use the context menu of the output (accessed via a right-click) in the browser An alternative view of a GoldSim model, in which elements are displayed in a tree, and organized either hierarchically, or by type. to turn a particular output on or off. In this case, the checkbox in the dialog will become gray (indicating that some of the results will be saved). The display units The units (e.g., m, g, $/day) in which an output is displayed within GoldSim. for these outputs are defined when the output is created.
Note: An External element does not have a primary output For an element with multiple outputs, the output that has the same name as the element..
- Defining a Lookup Table Using an External Function
- Defining the External Element
- Exporting the External Element Interface
- External (DLL) Elements
- Implementing the External Module
- Locking onto a DLL File
- Running the DLL in a Separate Process
- Saving External Element Outputs
- Using an External Element to Define Lookup Tables
- Using an External Element to Read and/or Output Time Series
- Viewing an External Element in the Browser
- When is the External Element Called?