Fluid properties routines in Modelica might use replaceable package, I also followed that approach. Now I want to restructure that library/package, in the example below I want to change the path where the medium is stored, as well as the names of some functions:
within ;
package myPackage
model myModelA
import Modelica.Units.SI;
replaceable package Medium = myMediaLib.R134a;
//replaceable package Medium = myMediaLib_new.R134a;
SI.Temprature T;
equation
T = Medium.temperature_ph(101325,200e3);
//T = Medium.temperature_phX(101325,200e3);
end myModelA;
model myModelB
import Modelica.Units.SI;
replaceable package primaryMedium = myMediaLib.R134a;
//replaceable package primaryMedium = myMediaLib_new.R134a;
SI.Temprature T;
equation
T = primaryMedium.temperature_ph(101325,200e3);
//T = primaryMedium.temperature_phX(101325,200e3);
end myModelB;
end myPackage;
The conversion script I tried looks like this (tested several variants also):
convertClass("myMediaLib.R134a", "myMediaLib_new.R134a");
convertClass("myMediaLib.R134a.temperature_ph", "myMediaLib_new.R134a.temperature_phX");
The issue with this is that it changes the name from generic Medium or primaryMedium to the full path. Is it even possible to achieve what I want with conversion script?
I think, the issue is that the second conversion is actually not converting a class, but an element of a class.
Therefore, would the conversions below do what you need?
convertClass("myMediaLib.R134a", "myMediaLib_new.R134a");
convertElement("myMediaLib.R134a", "temperature_ph", "temperature_phX");