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epanet-matlab

Description

This product consists of a set of Matlab wrappers that allow use of the EPANET and EPANET-MSX programmer's toolkit APIs from within the Matlab environment. The Matlab functions share names with the C-language API functions. Usage of the Matlab functions is similar; the argument lists are identical, with the exception that Matlab separates input and output arguments. User's of the EPANET or EPANET-MSX APIs with Matlab programming experience should be able to make efficient use of this product.

In addition to the Matlab API wrappers, this product includes a small number of utility routines that, for example, allow for plotting of the network using Matlab graphics.

For reference see: EPANET programmer's toolkit Windows help file, and EPANET/MSX User's Guide.

Requirements:

Following files have to be in the search path: %(easiest is to copy them in the working directory)

• epanet2.dll
• epanet2.h
• epanetmsx.dll
• epanetmsx.h

Also added to the path should be locations for the included directories:

• EPANET toolkit matlab wrappers
• MSX matlab wrappers
• Test files
• Utils files

Use:

The frame of a toolkit application should always have the following form:

global EN_CONSTANT
global MSX_CONSTANT

%load libraries
%start EPANET toolkit
ENMatlabSetup('epanet2','epanet2.h');

%start MSX toolkit
MSXMatlabSetup('epanetmsx','epanetmsx.h');

%open hydraulic network
[errcode] = ENopen(inpfn, rptfn, '');

% Open the MSX file
[errcode] = MSXopen(msxfn);
...
%close MSX file
MSXclose();

%close hydraulic network
ENclose();

%unload libraries
ENMatlabCleanup();
MSXMatlabCleanup();

Examples for the use of the EPANET toolkit and the MSX toolkit can be found in the test folder.

Notes:

• predefined objects are stored in the global structures EN_CONSTANT and MSX_CONSTANT. Thus functions that require the input of an object must be called as can be observed in the example below:

    [errcode,value]=ENgetlinkvalue(index,EN_CONSTANT.EN_LENGTH);
  

  The prefix of EN_CONSTANT. or MSX_CONSTANT. is required for all object inputs even though this is not indicated in the help files. The help file for the above example would only say:

    [errcode,value]=ENgetlinkvalue(index,EN_LENGTH);
  

  Alternatively, numeric codes can be used as indicated in the help files.

• index numbers and id (names) of nodes, links, species etc. do not necessarily coincide.

Authors & License:

Original Matlab wrappers and scripts by Jim Uber.

This is free and unencumbered software released into the public domain.

Anyone is free to copy, modify, publish, use, compile, sell, or distribute this software, either in source code form or as a compiled binary, for any purpose, commercial or non-commercial, and by any means.

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