Utility Functions

The following methodsprovide basic information about the current roadRunner installation.

Information Group

rr.getInfo() returns useful information about libRoadRunner’s current state:

>>> print rr.getInfo()
Model Loaded: false
ConservationAnalysis: 0
libSBML version: LibSBML Version: 5.9.0
Temporary folder: not used
Compiler location: not used
Support Code Folder: not used
Working Directory: C:\dev\eclipse

rr.getVersionStr returns specific information Strings based on arguments passed to it. For example to get the libSBML version used, you can:

>>> import roadrunner

>>> print roadrunner.getVersionStr(roadrunner.VERSIONSTR_LIBSBML)
LibSBML Version: 5.9.0

or you can do any combination of the VERSIONSTR_ options:

>>> print roadrunner.getVersionStr(
                             roadrunner.VERSIONSTR_BASIC |
                             roadrunner.VERSIONSTR_COMPILER |
                             roadrunner.VERSIONSTR_DATE |
                             roadrunner.VERSIONSTR_LIBSBML)
1.0.0; Compiler: Microsoft Visual Studio 2010; Date: Dec 18 2013, 22:59:30; LibSBML Version: 5.9.0

There is also the standard python __version__ which is actually set when the module is loaded from getVersionStr:

>>> print roadrunner.__version__
1.0.0; Compiler: Microsoft Visual Studio 2010; Date: Dec 18 2013, 22:59:30

RoadRunner.getInfo()

return info about the current state of the object