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Automation 2-3
2-3
2.2 Objects
The key to understanding Automation lies in the concept of
objects. An object is a container that holds a set of related
functions and variables. In Automation terminology, the
functions of an object are called methods and the variables are
called properties.
Consider the example of a car. If it were an object, a car would
have a set of properties such as: make, colour, number of doors,
etc. The car object may also have methods such as: turn on,
drive or open hood. By utilizing the properties and methods of a
car object it is possible to define, manipulate and interact with
the object.
Each property of the car is a variable that has a value associated
with it. The colour would be a string or hexadecimal number
associated with a specific colour. The gas mileage would be
single floating point value. Methods are nothing more than
functions and sub-routines associated with the object.
An object is a container that holds all the attributes associated
with it. An object could contain other objects that are logical
sub-set of the main object. The car object may contain other
objects such as engine or tire. These objects would have their
own set of independent properties and methods. An engine
would have properties related to the number of valves and the
size of the pistons. The tires would have properties such as
Figure 2.1
Object: Car
Properties: Colour, Make, Engine
Methods: Drive, Refuel
- Aspen HYSYS 1
- Version Number: V7.3 2
- March 2011 2
- Table of Contents 3
- 1 Introduction 5
- 1.1 Customization 6
- 1.2 Automation & 7
- Extensibility 7
- 1.2.2 Extensions 8
- Introduction 1-5 9
- 1.3 Customizing HYSYS 10
- 1.3.1 HYSYS & the Macro 11
- Language Editor 11
- 1-8 Customizing HYSYS 12
- Figure 1.2 12
- Figure 1.3 12
- 1.3.2 Programming HYSYS 13
- 1-10 Customizing HYSYS 14
- 2 Automation 15
- 2.1 Introduction 16
- 2.2 Objects 17
- 2.2.1 Object Hierarchy 18
- 2.2.2 HYSYS Type Library 18
- 2.2.3 Object Browser 19
- 2-6 Objects 20
- Figure 2.2 20
- Automation 2-7 21
- Figure 2.3 21
- 2-8 Objects 22
- Figure 2.4 22
- Figure 2.5 22
- 2.3 Automation Syntax 23
- GetObject, CreateObject 24
- Automation 2-11 25
- Hierarchy 26
- Collection Objects 27
- Variants 29
- Automation 2-17 31
- 2.4 Key HYSYS Objects 32
- Automation 2-19 33
- Through GetObject 33
- 2-20 Key HYSYS Objects 34
- Flowsheet(s) 35
- 2-22 Key HYSYS Objects 36
- 2.4.3 Basis Objects 37
- PropPackage (PropertyPackage) 38
- Component(s) 39
- Hypotheticals 40
- 2.4.4 Oils Objects 41
- AssaysCollection & Assays 42
- Blend(s) 43
- 2.4.5 Stream Objects 44
- Automation 2-31 45
- By Index 45
- Characterization 46
- ShiftPropCurveIFace 47
- ManipulateCompositionIFace 48
- Automation 2-35 49
- 2-36 Key HYSYS Objects 50
- Automation 2-37 51
- Figure 2.6 51
- Property Keys Index 52
- Fluid Object 56
- FluidPhase(s) 57
- 2.4.6 Operation Objects 58
- ColumnSpecification(s) 60
- Automation 2-47 61
- By Index: 61
- By name: 61
- 2.4.7 Support Objects 62
- RealVariable/RealFlexVariable 63
- 2-50 Key HYSYS Objects 64
- Fixed Attachments 65
- Solver & Integrator 66
- SpreadsheetOp & 67
- SpreadsheetCell(s) 67
- 2.4.8 PFD Objects 68
- 2.5 Example 1: The Macro 69
- Figure 2.11 74
- Figure 2.12 74
- Start/Resume icon 74
- Automation 2-61 75
- Save icon 75
- 2.6 Example 2: 76
- Automation in Visual 76
- UNIT CONVERSION MANAGER 77
- Explicit declaration 81
- Private Sub Form_Load() 82
- Private Sub ddUnitSet_Click() 82
- Private Sub btExit_Click() 84
- 3 Extensibility 85
- 3-2 Extensibility 86
- 3.1 Introduction 87
- 3.2 Implementing 89
- Interfaces 89
- 3.3 Data Types 90
- 3.4 Extension 91
- Development Kit 91
- 3.5 Creating an Extension 93
- 3.5.2 In C 97
- Implement the Class Factory 99
- Create & Register the DLL 100
- Debug the Extension 100
- Distribute the Extension 100
- 3.5.3 In C# or VB.NET 101
- Register the Extension 103
- 3.6 Registering Extensions 105
- Written in C 106
- 3.6.1 Registering Extensions 106
- Extensibility 3-23 107
- Figure 3.2 107
- Figure 3.3 107
- 3.6.2 Registering Extensions 108
- Written in Visual Basic 108
- 3.6.3 Registering Extensions 109
- Written in C# or VB.NET 109
- 3.7 Extension Interface 110
- 3.8 Extension Reaction 112
- Kinetics 112
- 3.8.1 ExtnKineticReaction 114
- Interface 114
- 3.8.2 ExtnKineticReactionCont 115
- Option Explicit 116
- Dim hyContainer As Object 116
- Dim hyBulkDens As Object 116
- Figure 3.10 122
- Figure 3.11 122
- Figure 3.14 124
- Extensibility 3-41 125
- Figure 3.15 125
- Figure 3.16 125
- Figure 3.17 126
- Extensibility 3-43 127
- Figure 3.18 127
- Figure 3.19 127
- Figure 3.20 128
- Figure 3.21 128
- Extensibility 3-45 129
- Figure 3.22 129
- Figure 3.23 129
- 3.9 Extension Property 130
- Packages 130
- Initialization 131
- ExtensionPPkgInit structure 132
- 3.9.1 ExtnPPkgContainer 134
- 3.9.2 ExtnPropertyPackage 135
- 3.10 Extension Unit 136
- Operations 136
- 3.10.1 ExtnUnitOperationCont 137
- 3.10.2 ExtnUnitOperation 138
- 3.10.3 Passes 138
- Forget Pass 139
- Calculate Pass 139
- 3.10.4 Extension Unit 140
- Operation Example 140
- Manager property view 151
- Defining the Tabs 152
- Extensibility 3-69 153
- Figure 3.31 153
- Figure 3.32 153
- Figure 3.33 154
- Extensibility 3-71 155
- Figure 3.34 155
- Figure 3.35 155
- Figure 3.36 156
- Figure 3.37 156
- Extensibility 3-73 157
- Figure 3.38 157
- Figure 3.39 157
- Figure 3.40 158
- Figure 3.41 158
- Extensibility 3-75 159
- Figure 3.42 159
- Figure 3.43 160
- Figure 3.44 160
- Extensibility 3-77 161
- Figure 3.45 161
- Figure 3.46 161
- Figure 3.47 162
- Figure 3.48 162
- Extensibility 3-79 163
- Figure 3.49 163
- 3.11 Extension Transition 164
- Overview 165
- Global Variables 165
- Initialize 165
- Extensibility 3-83 167
- Extensibility 3-85 169
- Figure 3.51 170
- 3.11.2 Example 171
- Installing the Extension 172
- Installing Aspen HYSYS Oil 172
- Installing REFSYS Oil 173
- 3.12 References 174
- 4 Extension View Editor 175
- 4-2 Extension View Editor 176
- 4.1 Introduction 177
- 4.1.1 Accessing the View 178
- 4.1.2 Creating a New EDF File 179
- 4-6 Introduction 180
- Figure 4.4 180
- Extension View Editor 4-7 181
- Figure 4.5 181
- Save View File icon 181
- 4.2 Using the View Editor 182
- Alternate Approach 183
- Deleting a Widget 184
- Re-sizing a Widget 184
- 4.2.2 DefaultView Form 185
- Active Location Settings 186
- 1 Button 187
- Sizing Icons 188
- Alignment Icons 189
- 4.2.3 Visibility Manager 190
- Extension View Editor 4-17 191
- Figure 4.12 191
- Figure 4.13 191
- Using Tabs 193
- Extension View Editor 4-21 195
- Figure 4.18 195
- Figure 4.19 195
- High and Low Integer Values 196
- 4.2.4 Objects Manager 197
- Property View 197
- Object Definition Matrix 198
- 4.2.5 Views Manager 201
- 4.3 Widget Properties 202
- Moniker Specification 203
- 4-30 Widget Properties 204
- Figure 4.24 204
- Extension View Editor 4-31 205
- Figure 4.25 205
- 4.3.1 Common Widget 206
- Properties 206
- 4.3.2 DefaultView Form Object 208
- Form Properties Property View 209
- 4.3.3 Button Widget 212
- Button Properties 213
- 4.3.4 Static Text Widget 214
- 4.3.5 Text Entry Widget 216
- 4.3.6 Rich Text Entry Widget 218
- 4.3.7 Format Entry Widget 219
- 4.3.8 Numerical Input Widget 220
- 4.3.9 Matrix Widget 221
- Matrix Properties 222
- DataSet Properties 224
- Attachment 225
- Boolean 226
- Enumeration 226
- Numeric 227
- Spreadsheet 228
- Worksheet Attach 229
- Numerical Format 229
- 4.3.10 Checkbox Widget 230
- 4.3.11 Radio Buttons Widget 231
- 4.3.12 Graphic Button Widget 233
- 4.3.13 Group Widget 236
- 4.3.14 Page Tabs Widget 237
- 4.3.15 Ply Picker Widget 239
- Ply Picker Properties 240
- 4.3.16 Attachment Name 241
- 4.3.17 Enumeration Widget 243
- 4.3.18 Unit Enumeration 244
- Unit Enumeration Properties 245
- 4.3.19 Text List Widget 246
- 4.3.20 Enumeration List 248
- Enumeration List Properties 249
- 4.3.21 Attachment List Widget 251
- 4.3.22 Level Widget 254
- 4.3.23 Plot Widget 257
- 4.3.24 Worksheet Matrix 258
- Worksheet Matrix Properties 259
- 4.3.25 ACTIVEX Container 261
- ActiveX Container Properties 262
- 5 User Variables 263
- 5.1 Introduction 264
- 5.2 Adding a User Variable 264
- User Variables 5-3 265
- Figure 5.1 265
- Figure 5.2 265
- 5-4 Adding a User Variable 266
- Figure 5.3 266
- Variables property view: 267
- Variable property view 268
- 5.3 Importing/Exporting 269
- User Variables 269
- Importing a User Variable 270
- 5.4 User Variable Property 271
- 5.5 Data Types 272
- 5.5.1 Real Data Type 273
- 5.5.2 Enumeration Data Type 274
- 5.6 User Variables Tabs 275
- 5.6.1 Macros Tab 276
- 5.6.2 Attributes Tab 278
- 5.6.3 Filters Tab 280
- 5.6.4 Security Tab 281
- 5.7 Code Editor 282
- Tool Tip Text 283
- 5.8 User Variable 284
- Examples 284
- Tag field 285
- 5-24 User Variable Examples 286
- Figure 5.23 286
- Macro Code 286
- User Variables 5-25 287
- Figure 5.24 287
- 5.8.2 Automatic Pump Energy 288
- User Variables 5-27 289
- Figure 5.26 289
- Editor 290
- User Variables 5-29 291
- Figure 5.27 291
- 5-30 User Variable Examples 292
- Figure 5.28 292
- Figure 5.29 292
- User Variables 5-31 293
- 5-32 User Variable Examples 294
- 6 User Unit Operation 295
- 6.1 Introduction 296
- 6.2 Adding a User Unit 296
- Operation 296
- User Unit Operation 6-3 297
- Figure 6.1 297
- Figure 6.2 297
- Exporting a User Unit Op 298
- 6.3 User Unit Op Property 299
- 6.3.1 Design Tab 300
- Code Page 301
- Variables Page 304
- 6.3.2 Worksheet Tab 305
- 6.4 Dehumidifier Example 306
- User Unit Operation 6-13 307
- Figure 6.9 307
- Figure 6.10 307
- 6-14 Dehumidifier Example 308
- Dehumidifier Code 308
- User Unit Operation 6-15 309
- 6-16 Dehumidifier Example 310
- User Unit Operation 6-17 311
- 6-18 Dehumidifier Example 312
- Figure 6.11 312
- User Unit Operation 6-19 313
- Figure 6.12 313
- 6-20 Dehumidifier Example 314
- Figure 6.13 314
- 7 Aspen Custom 315
- Modeler Operation 315
- 7.1 Introduction 316
- 7.2 Creating an ACM 317
- 7-4 Creating an ACM Model 318
- Figure 7.2 318
- Figure 7.3 318
- Add Model icon 318
- Figure 7.4 319
- Add Form icon 319
- Figure 7.6 321
- Figure 7.7 321
- 7-8 Creating an ACM Model 322
- Figure 7.8 322
- Figure 7.9 322
- 7.2.2 Adding an ACM 324
- Operation in HYSYS 324
- 7.2.3 ACM Op Property View 325
- 7.2.4 Design Tab 325
- ACM Configuration Page 326
- Stream Ports Page 327
- Solver Options Page 328
- User Variables Page 328
- 7.2.5 Variables Tab 329
- 7.2.6 Parameters Tab 330
- 7.2.7 Equations Tab 330
- 7.2.8 Worksheet Tab 331
- 7.2.9 Dynamics Tab 332
- ACM Specs Page 333
- PF Specs Page 334
- Stripchart Page 334
- 7.2.10 Simulation Engine Tab 335
- Sub PreExecute() 336
- Dim test As ACMOp 336
- A Customization FAQ 337
- A.1 Automation FAQ 338
- A-4 Automation FAQ 340
- Customization FAQ A-5 341
- Set hyCase = ActiveCase 343
- If hyCase Is Nothing Then 343
- A-8 Automation FAQ 344
- Customization FAQ A-9 345
- A.2 Extensibility FAQ 346
- Customization FAQ A-11 347
- Start icon 347
- A-12 Extensibility FAQ 348
- A.2.2 Unit Operation 349
- Extensions 349
- Set hyContainer = Container 350
- Tag Name Type 351
- List List Real Number 351
- A-18 Extensibility FAQ 354
- Objects Manager icon 354
- Dim hyList as Object 355
- End Function 356
- Customization FAQ A-21 357
- A-24 Extensibility FAQ 360
- Customization FAQ A-25 361
- A-26 Extensibility FAQ 362
- Customization FAQ A-27 363
- A-28 Extensibility FAQ 364
- Customization FAQ A-29 365
- A-30 Extensibility FAQ 366
- Customization FAQ A-31 367
- A-32 Extensibility FAQ 368
- A.2.3 Kinetic Reaction 369
- A-34 Extensibility FAQ 370
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