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ZoneHVAC:PackagedTerminalAirConditioner transition to UnitarySystem #9052
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int m_ZoneUnitaryNum; // 1-based index of this parent type for zone equipment processing | ||
int m_PTACNum; // 1-based index of this parent type for zone equipment processing | ||
int m_PTHPNum; // 1-based index of this parent type for zone equipment processing | ||
int m_PTWSHPNum; // 1-based index of this parent type for zone equipment processing |
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These 4 (m_ZoneUnitaryNum through m_PTWSHPNum) are for SysAvailManagers. This was my first attempt at storing the relative index to each Eq type. e.g., 12 UnitarySystems of different types but only 3 PTACs, with PTAC index 1, 2 and 3. This concept should be able to be stored in a single variable for all Eq types, ZoneEqCompNum or something like that.
@mjwitte I am not sure what a change in the audit diffs represent.
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The "corrupted double-linked list" compiler warning turned out to be an Array1D index issue (0 not good), identified by @Myoldmopar. |
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Closing this for now, but keeping the branch for reference, because the new branch in #9273 had lots of conflicts. |
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