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Automation 2-13
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passed when the method is called. The type library provides
information about which arguments are necessary to call a
particular method. A function returns a value.
The example below, starts up HYSYS and opens a specific case.
The temperature value of a specific stream is then obtained. The
temperature value is obtained through a connection of three
objects: SimulationCase, Flowsheet, and MaterialStreams.
The example below, also accesses the temperature value of a
specific stream but creates some intermediate objects so that
when the temperature value is actually requested the chain of
objects only contains one object.
Collection Objects
A collection object is an object that contains a set of other
objects. This is similar to an array of objects. The difference
between an array of objects and a collection object is that a
Sub-routines in Visual Basic do not require parentheses
around the argument list.
Example 1: Accessing HYSYS object properties
Dim hyCase As SimulationCase
Dim TempVal As Double
Set hyCase = GetObject(“c:\c-2.hsc”,”HYSYS.SimulationCase”)
TempVal = hyCase.Flowsheet.MaterialStreams.Item(0).TemperatureValue
MsgBox TempVal
Example 2: Accessing HYSYS object properties
Dim hyCase As SimulationCase
Dim hyFlowsheet As Flowsheet
Dim hyStream As ProcessStream
Dim TempVal As Double
Set hyCase = GetObject(“c:\samples\c-2.hsc”, “HYSYS.SimulationCase”)
Set hyFlowsheet = hyCase.Flowsheet
Set hyStream = hyCase.Flowsheet.MaterialStreams.Item(0)
TempVal = hyStream.TemperatureValue
MsgBox TempVal
- 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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