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A schematic block was created to run system commands once simulation is complete. The initial idea was to let the user to run a python script for postprocessing, but any command can be run with this approach
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I've checked this works on Windows |
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I have just tested a new component. Everything works as expected. This may serve as modern replacement for existing Octave integration. See also #1247 and #887. I have found two minor issues:
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As reported in the PR discussion, the dimensions of the selection box were wrong
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As suggested in the PR discussion, this commit adds shell highlighting in the command property editor.
…cessing [System Backend] Add examples on how to use the external postprocessing Python example (with virtual environment) Octave example
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Added shell highlighting in the editor and fixed the selection box size issue. 
I also added an example on how to use the new block for Python and Octave postprocessing |
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This is ready for merge now. Merging. |
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This pull request (PR) introduces a new component that executes system commands once the simulation has finished. This enables the user to run post-processing in their preferred language (or any other external commands). As far as I know, Qucs-S can only run Octave scripts after the simulation has finished.
I placed the new component under the Equations tab.
The properties of the component are:
IMPORTANT I tested this on Linux (Tuxedo OS). I'll check how it works on Windows once the CI has created the corresponding binaries.
Example
In the example attached, a LPF with finite Q components (qucsator) is simulated and a system-command block is added to compare the results with a simulation in scitkit-rf (ideal components)
SystemCommandFeatureTest_prj.zip
Python output
