Gridcal

This is a release to keep GridCal stable in the way it was modelled until here.
This is the last release with complex numbers in the devices when saving and loading.
Newer versions will feature a new generator model. Probably a transformer model in its own, and others.

All the releases will be published in Pypi so that you just need to type:

pip3 install GridCal
or
pip install GridCal

From the system terminal.

This release has more functionality and it is more polished.

This release is fully functional for:

Power flow (multi-island)
Time series (multi-island)
Bifurcation point (multi-island)
Monte Carlo simulations (multi-island)

New features:
iPython Console to access the results and manipulate them the way you want.

Since this is Python, there are no binaries, the "executable" is the code itself.
The file to execute first is GridCalMain.py

you run the program by executing the command python GridCalMain.py if Python3 is your system python on windows , or python3 GridCalMain.py if you are on Linux.

This release is fully functional for:
- Power flow (multi-island)
- Time series (multi-island)
- Bifurcation point (multi-island)

Not ready yet:
- Monte Carlo simulations (Ongoing)

Since this is Python, there are no binaries, the "executable" is the code itself.
The file to execute first is `main_gui.py`

you run the program by executing the command `python main_gui.py` if Python3 is your system python on windows , or `python3 main_gui.py` if you are on Linux.

[Go to the wiki to learn more about making the code run.](https://github.com/SanPen/GridCal/wiki/Getting-started)