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    This document provides instructions for working with results files in Python scripts for a power system simulation tool. It shows how to call relevant objects from a calculation, get the number of rows and columns in the results file, print the row and column counts, get the index of a specific variable, and then print the values of that variable from each row using a for loop. The key steps are to get object and variable references from the results file, retrieve dimensions and data, and then print or use the results as needed.

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    5 Working with Results Files

    #Calling of the object which results are from interest


    line=app.GetCalcRelevantObjects(’Line.ElmLne’)

    #Get number of rows and columns


    NrRow=app.ResGetVariableCount(res)
    NrCol=app.ResGetValueCount(res,0)

    #print results
    app.PrintPlain(’ElmRes has %i rows and %i Columns’ %(NrRow,NrCol))

    #Get index of variable of interest


    ColIndex=app.ResGetIndex(res,line[0],’m:Ikss:bus1’)

    #print results
    for i in range(NrRow):
    value=app.ResGetData(res,i,ColIndex)
    app.PrintPlain(value)

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