Overview: Deprecation of Compound Sets

FYI, the article has been recently updated/expanded by the author - 

• Adapted library for duplicate components in compound sets, for instance:

 Set s_Route {
 SubsetOf: (s_Location, s_Location);
 }

• Adapted article to explain why the set Integers should not be used as a compound set component.

Dear All,

I have difficulty to convert my model without any compound set. I included the model in the attachment of this reply. Any suggestion or help will be very meaningful for me.

Thank you very much.

Hi @rahmat - sorry to hear you’re having trouble. It can help if you tell more specifically what happened, and what you did so far. If you tried following the procedure from the article already, at what point did you get stuck or find problems? Thanks

Hello Jess, thank you for you reply. I tried to do each step that explained in the link of preparation for the deprecation of compound set. When I did step 3 (create set mapping declaration), I got the error of “fncIndexForSet(): Unable to find index for set Bus” after I pressed the button Create Set Mapping Declarations.

Thank you

Hello @Jess Es , thank you for your reply. I tried to do each step that explained in the link of preparation for the deprecation of a compound sets. When I did step 3 (create set mapping declaration), I got the error of “fncIndexForSet(): Unable to find index for set Bus” after I pressed the button Create Set Mapping Declarations.

Thank you

Hello Rahmat,

The set Bus is used twice in the set Line, therefore it needs two indices.

Please add index i2, next to the index i, for the set Bus. 

With kind regards,

Chris

Hella @Chris Kuip,

Thank you for your reply. It nicely worked and I didn't get the previous error. However, after I pressed the button of “Create set mapping declaration”, I was not able to locate “set mapping declaration” in my model as shown in the figure of step 4.

Thank you.

Hello @rahmat ,

Please check the end of the model tree for this runtime library:

With kind regards,

Chris