Issue with createPopulation

[kmjob]

Hello,

While trying to run a simulation using the ospsuite R-package, I ran into an issue with creating a population (P_pop). When I use createPopulation, I think it is creating a list instead of a population. Typing "P_pop$" only gives a couple options and when I try to run the simulation I get the error below.

Error in validateIsOfType(population, Population, nullAllowed = TRUE) :
runSimulation: argument 'population' is of type 'list', but expected 'Population'!

Attached is a screenshot of my console. Has anyone run in to this issue before?

Thank you,
Kate

[PavelBal]

May be a small usability issue... You have to pass

p_pop$population to runSimulation.

[msevestre]

@kmjob The website documentation is outdated I believe
The vignettes should however reflect the correct usage

Moving this issue to our documentation repository

[AndreDlm]

That's a weird issue and it should be added that exactly the same script, with the same pkml file and same R version works on my laptop. It seems that for some reasons createPopulation doesn't generate the same object when I run it on my laptop...

[msevestre]

@AndreDlm Which version of ospsuite-r are you using?

[msevestre]

@Yuri05 How do you update the docs to have the latest vignettes?

[AndreDlm]

@AndreDlm Which version of ospsuite-r are you using?

v 9.0.79

[kmjob]

Thank you @msevestre, @PavelBal, and @AndreDlm: this worked! I will take closer look at the vignettes.

[msevestre]

@AndreDlm Yes this is outdated
https://github.com/Open-Systems-Pharmacology/OSPSuite-R/releases/tag/v9.1.4

9.1 is the official first release and is not compatible with 9.0 on exactly this use case :)

[AndreDlm]

Thanks @msevestre

[msevestre]

@PavelBal I agree with you. I think the runSimulation should also support this object as parameter and extract the population if required. This would be just a better UX. I am going to create an issue for this

[msevestre]

@PavelBal @AndreDlm This will be available in the next version of ospuite-r (either population or result fo create population) would work

[Yuri05]

updated to latest vignettes in V10 docu