/// <summary>
/// Build the data provider
/// </summary>
/// <returns></returns>
protected override SetupDataProvider BuildSetupDataProvider(ParameterPool parameters, BehaviorPool behaviors)
{
parameters.ThrowIfNull(nameof(parameters));
behaviors.ThrowIfNull(nameof(behaviors));
var provider = base.BuildSetupDataProvider(parameters, behaviors);
// Add behaviors and parameters of the controlling voltage source
provider.Add("control", behaviors[ControllingName]);
provider.Add("control", parameters[ControllingName]);
return(provider);
}
/// <summary>
/// Build the data provider for setting up a behavior for the entity. The entity can control which parameters
/// and behaviors are visible to behaviors using this method.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="parameters">The parameters in the simulation.</param>
/// <param name="behaviors">The behaviors in the simulation.</param>
/// <returns>A data provider for the behaviors.</returns>
/// <exception cref="ArgumentNullException">
/// parameters
/// or
/// behaviors
/// </exception>
protected virtual SetupDataProvider BuildSetupDataProvider(ParameterPool parameters, BehaviorPool behaviors)
{
parameters.ThrowIfNull(nameof(parameters));
behaviors.ThrowIfNull(nameof(behaviors));
// By default, we include the parameters of this entity
var result = new SetupDataProvider();
result.Add("entity", parameters[Name]);
result.Add("entity", behaviors[Name]);
return(result);
}
/// <summary>
/// Add inductances to the data provider for setting up behaviors
/// </summary>
/// <returns></returns>
protected override SetupDataProvider BuildSetupDataProvider(ParameterPool parameters, BehaviorPool behaviors)
{
parameters.ThrowIfNull(nameof(parameters));
behaviors.ThrowIfNull(nameof(behaviors));
// Base execution (will add entity behaviors and parameters for this mutual inductance)
var data = base.BuildSetupDataProvider(parameters, behaviors);
// Register inductor 1
data.Add("inductor1", parameters[InductorName1]);
data.Add("inductor1", behaviors[InductorName1]);
// Register inductor 2
data.Add("inductor2", parameters[InductorName2]);
data.Add("inductor2", behaviors[InductorName2]);
return(data);
}