Use the user's home directory for config files
- This makes Linux users able to launch the application (no write access in /usr/local where the previous location was)
Linux compatibility
- Only add .exe to executable name on NT
- Do not replace / with \ on Linux
Merge branch 'linux-simulate' of https://github.com/sjoelund/PySimulator
Changed to UTF-8 encoding for source files
Changed to utf-8 encoding in source files.
Fixed #17
Fixes to simulate and plot (OpenModelica/Linux)
- Uses buildModel API instead of simulate to build a model
- Reads the generated init.xml instead of simulating the model in order to determine which variables are states
- Fixes some issues regarding unicode vs. str
Let OpenModelica handle "Simulate List of Models"
- Empty filenames are now handled by loading the chosen model from the available libraries (Modelica...DoublePendulum does not need a specific .mo-file to be simulated)
- Guard against exceptions in the Model constructor
Fix conflicting import names
Add Linux info to README
Fixes #41
Fix typo
Merge pull request #44 from sjoelund/typo-1

Fix typo
Merge pull request #43 from sjoelund/readme-linux

Add Linux info to README
Merge pull request #42 from sjoelund/conflicting-import-names

Fix conflicting import names
64-bit FMU simulation (#31)
- Set the types of calloc and free in order to not truncate the pointer to a 32-bit value
Fixed OpenModelica simulation for Windows
Fix the OpenModelica progress bar
- Do not start a new simulation thread for each request to get the progress
Merge pull request #46 from sjoelund/fix-progress-bar

Fix the OpenModelica progress bar
Fixed #47 (Improved error handling of Testing plugin)
Updated OpenModelica interface to OMPython 2.0
- Each Model instance now uses its own, private, OpenModelica session. This allows for parallel execution of models, the same library loaded with multiple versions, and more
- OMPython 2.0 is not compatible with 1.0. New versions need to be installed (available through pip). A new OpenModelica version is not needed.