It's common for modelers to build cin files to define different input scenarios when working in Vensim. It would be useful if those same cin files could be loaded by model-check to automatically define scenarios for check tests and comparisons. The plugin-check package could automatically load all cin files in the model folder, parse them, and define a scenario for each one. For example, if you had a cin file called test.cin that sets the value for two model constants, we could automatically have a scenario called "test" (or "test.cin") that is available in the model-check report.
It's common for modelers to build cin files to define different input scenarios when working in Vensim. It would be useful if those same cin files could be loaded by model-check to automatically define scenarios for check tests and comparisons. The plugin-check package could automatically load all cin files in the model folder, parse them, and define a scenario for each one. For example, if you had a cin file called
test.cinthat sets the value for two model constants, we could automatically have a scenario called "test" (or "test.cin") that is available in the model-check report.