OpenFLUID 2.1.9 is available for download.
You may consult the highlights video and the release notes for full details about this new version.
With this release, the OpenFLUID team publishes the fair use charter of the OpenFLUID platform, available in english and french. This charter provides a shared framework to OpenFLUID users for a better use and collaboration with the platform.
The version 2.1.9 includes some new features and bug fixes. The main new features are an observer to export data in a multi-columns CSV format, a mode in OpenFLUID-Builder to run simulations as a separate process, an experimental feature to embed and execute R source code in simulators. It also provides minor new features and bug fixes.
The highlights video shows a quick overview of these new features in action
Observer to generate multi-column CSV format #764
Ability to embed R code in simulators (experimental) #864
Ability to execute simulations using embedded command line (as a separate process)
UI assistant for the multi-column CSV observer #764
Management of line width in map view #867
Close button of the simulation dialog #868
Autosave option for edited files
File icons displayed in wares sources explorer #869
Layout of ware creation dialog #870
Location of Preferences menu on MacOS system #872
Syntax highlighting may be uncorrect for fancy styled comments (e.g. lines beginning with //*
) #663
wrong return type of ROpenFLUID wrapper functions #895
Path separator and paths list separator in Filesystem API, according to the operating system
Management of URL used in applications #876
Introduction of tested code snippets in documentation
Automatic generation of completion data for DevStudio #850
Implementation of the Datastore #884
Configuration of third-party services for continuous integration #884
Bracketing rules in checkstyle tool, according to the coding style #865
Minor update of documentation layout
Possible build error of users Builder-extensions
Minor cleaning of documentation content #857
Bracketing in source code according to the coding style #865