Planit()
Top-level PLANit instance
PLANit-Python Reference
Reference manual
Each PLANit-Python run starts with instantiating a PLANit object instance = Planit().
Whenever you see a ‘+’ in brackets for a method or class entry in this manual, it indicates it accepts one or more parameters. For example there is a method Planit().create_project(+). this indicates the create_project method takes one or more parameters to configure the method call.
Currently, only a single instance of a Planit() object can be present in your environment as this singular entity maintains the connection ot the underlying Java JVM. This limitation may be addressed in future releases of PLANit
See also
PlanitProject
Planit assignment project instance
Assignment
Assignment implementations
Converter Factory
Converter Factory instance
Converter Reader
Converter Readers
Converter Writer
Converter Writers
Demands
Demands implementation
Enums
Enum based configuration classes
Gap Function
Gap Function implementations
Initial Cost
Initial Cost implementation
Output Configuration
Output (type) configuration implementations
Output Formatters
Output formatter implementations
Physical Cost
Physical Cost implementations
Physical Network
Physical Network implementation
Smoothing
Smoothing implementations
Stop Criterion
Stop Criterion implementations
Virtual Cost
Virtual Cost implementations
Zoning
Zoning implementation