fmiSimulate

// out = fmiSimulate(model) simulation with default values of the time and the debug logging
// out = fmiSimulate(model,[0,0.001,100],%t) start time = 0, dtime = 0.001, end time = 100, %t debug logging 'On'

// User values for simulation: 
// fmu = importFMU("path for a model");
// fmu.setValues it is the structure to set the values for a simulation
// fmu.getValues it is the structure to get the values of a siumulation

// Set Real values: 
// All names of set values must be the names of real parameters, variables
// fmu.setValues.realNames = ["name1","name2","name3"]
// fmu.setValues.realValues = [1,2,3]
// number 1 corresponds to the "name1"; number 2 corresponds to the "name2" ....

// Set Integer values:
// All names of set values must be the names of integer parameters, variables
// fmu.setValues.integerNames = ["name1","name2","name3"]
// fmu.setValues.integerValues = [1,2,3]
// number 1 corresponds to the "name1"; number 2 corresponds to the "name2" ....  

// Set Boolean values:
// All the names of set values must be the names of boolean parameters, variables
// fmu.setValues.booleanNames = ["name1","name2","name3"]
// fmu.setValues.booleanValues = [%t,%f,%t]
// %t corresponds to the "name1"; %f corresponds to the "name2" ....  

// Set String values
// at the moment has no any effect

// get Values of the simulation
// Get Real values
// fmu.getValues.realNames = ["name1","name2","name3"]
// Get Integer values
// fmu.getValues.integerNames = ["name1","name2","name3"]
// Get Boolean values
// fmu.getValues.booleanNames = ["name1","name2","name3"]

// Get String values
// not supported yet

// Names must have the same types as the names of fields
// (e.g. fmu.getValues.realNames = ["name1","name2","name3"] where name1, name2, name3 are the names of real parameters, variables, constants)

// set Inputs values 
// It is possible to set the inputs as a functions of the time
// Loading the names of inputs in the structure is done at the moment of the import of FMU in Scilab(function importFMU)
// if fmu.setValues.inputs = [] the model has no inputs.
// else fmu.setValues.inputs = ["input1","input2","input3"...]
// All types of inputs are in the same vector.
// For every input there are the fields to set the values: fmu.setValues.input_1_values for "input1", fmu.setValues.input_2_values for "input2" ...
// fmu.setValues.input_1_values must be a vector with two rows where the first row are the values for a variable, 
// the second row are the values of the time. Two rows must have the same size.