Add .measure functionnality #160
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Modified Shared.py: Harmonised default background value, modified alter_device to allow device value change.
…his limited the number of instanciations to about 50. Note: There is still a limitation of about 50 instances living at the same time. Delete your instances when you are finished with them.
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Hi,
In order to be able to use the simulator.options('AUTOSTOP'), I needed to add the .meas functionality. The code I am pulling is adding the simulator.measure(..) member function to the CircuitSimulation object. As the .meas command takes a lot of different forms, I kept it's parameters as flexible as possible basically taking the type of analysis targeted, it's name and then just a list of strings that forms the command line.
I hope this is to your satisfaction,
Ceprio