ModelicaSystem update __init__() #350
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new: * __init__() - initialisation * model_definition() - model related definitions
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see issue #305
This PR splits
__init__()into two parts:__init__()- main initialisationmodel()- all model related definitions (was old:definition())This allows to use
convertFmu2Mo()after a instanciation ofModelicaSystem()for the definition of the model to be used (this should be done in a separate PR)Defined as a draft to allow a discussion; this will be a breaking change of the API! => milestone 4.1.0?
based on top of PR #349