Description

Dear gams team,

I realized that a $load of a parameter with $GDXIN in which acronyms are
used will fail when the acronym is defined after a definition of a set.
As a workaround I defined all acronyms at the top of each program, but
this is rather upsetting.
The small example below demonstrates the strange behavior. Maybe I
missed something in the documentation? Hope to hear from you soon.

Alexander Gocht

<alexander.gocht@ilr.uni-bonn.de>
Bonn University (CPARI Team)
Institute for Food and Resource Economics

Small Model of Type : GAMS

Category : GAMS Test library

Main file : gdx7.gms

$title Bad acronym loading (GDX7,SEQ=404)

$ontext
Dear gams team,

I realized that a $load of a parameter with $GDXIN in which acronyms are
used will fail when the acronym is defined after a definition of a set.
As a workaround I defined all acronyms at the top of each program, but
this is rather upsetting.
The small example below demonstrates the strange behavior. Maybe I
missed something in the documentation? Hope to hear from you soon.

Alexander Gocht

<alexander.gocht@ilr.uni-bonn.de>
Bonn University (CPARI Team)
Institute for Food and Resource Economics
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$call "rm -f acr1.gdx"

$onecho > acr1.gms
ACRONYM averLevels,anotherone;
scalar x / averlevels /
       y / anotherone /;
execute_unload "acr1.gdx";
$offecho

$call gams acr1 lo=%gams.lo%

ACRONYM firstsone,averLevels;
scalar x,y,z;
$GDXIN acr1.gdx
$LOAD x y
$gdxin
execute_load 'acr1.gdx' z=x;
display x,y,z;
abort$(x <> averLevels) 'bad acronym loading';
abort$(z <> averLevels) 'bad acronym loading';