I wonder if it's Modelica conform to extend a model from a nested replaceable model, i.e. in the particular example:
package ReplaceableBaseClass
model ExampleUseReplaceable
ModelWithReplaceableExtend replaceableExtend1(
redeclare model LocalModelBase = Extend1,
input1 = time)
"Instance with one input and one output";
ModelWithReplaceableExtend replaceableExtend2(
redeclare model LocalModelBase = Extend2,
input1 = Modelica.Math.sin(4*time + 0.3))
"Instance with one input and two output";
end ExampleUseReplaceable;
model ModelWithReplaceableExtend
"Model which extends from its nested replaceable class"
extends LocalModelBase;
replaceable model LocalModelBase = Extend1
constrainedby PartialToBeExtended;
end ModelWithReplaceableExtend;
partial model PartialToBeExtended
input Real input1;
output Real output1;
end PartialToBeExtended;
model Extend1
extends PartialToBeExtended;
equation
output1 = 3*input1;
end Extend1;
model Extend2
extends PartialToBeExtended;
output Real output2;
equation
output1 = input1 + 0.2;
output2 = input1 * input1;
end Extend2;
end ReplaceableBaseClass;
This in fact works in Dymola but I have a strange feeling about it and not sure if it's really good idea to use it.
That is not legal Modelica (since Modelica 3.0), and Dymola will generate a diagnostic (but just a warning) since Dymola 2017.
The restriction in Modelica is that a base-class must be transitively non-replaceable (section 7.1.4 and 6.2.1).