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#14640 Simulator Events: Add menu to export schedule based on events

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The schedule generated from the well event timeline can now be written to
file from the GUI, without scripting.

- RicScheduleDataGenerator::generateScheduleForTimeline() collects the dates
  and wells from the timeline (honoring the last applied timestamp, never
  filtering insert-date events). The Python generate_schedule() method now
  calls it, so GUI and Python export the same schedule.
- New RicExportScheduleFeature "Export Schedule from Events" asks only for the
  file name and uses fixed defaults: the Eclipse case of the active view (else
  the first case of the project), MSW keywords for every well with events, the
  first date as a comment and aligned columns.
- Available from the context menu of the well event timeline and the well path
  collection, and from File -> Export, gated by the new experimental feature
  "simulator-events-export".
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Kristian Bendiksen committed 2026-09-25 14:35:45 +02:00
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ApplicationLibCode/ProjectDataModelCommands/RimcWellEventTimeline.cpp
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@@ -832,54 +832,12 @@ std::expected<caf::PdmObjectHandle*, QString> RimcWellEventTimeline_generateSche
return std::unexpected( QString( "Eclipse case is required" ) );
}
// Get the last applied timestamp (from set_timestamp call)
QDateTime lastTimestamp = timeline->lastAppliedTimestamp();
// If no timestamp was set, use all events
std::vector<QDateTime> dates;
std::vector<RimWellPath*> wellPathsWithEvents;
if ( lastTimestamp.isValid() )
{
// Filter to only include dates up to the last applied timestamp
dates = timeline->getAllEventDates();
dates.erase( std::remove_if( dates.begin(), dates.end(), [&lastTimestamp]( const QDateTime& date ) { return date > lastTimestamp; } ),
dates.end() );
// Get only well paths that have events up to the last applied timestamp
wellPathsWithEvents = timeline->getWellPathsWithEventsUpToDate( lastTimestamp );
// Insert-date events only force a DATES keyword (e.g. to trigger a summary report), so
// they are deliberately not filtered by the last applied timestamp.
std::set<QDateTime> mergedDates( dates.begin(), dates.end() );
for ( const auto* event : timeline->getEventsByType( RimWellEvent::EventType::INSERT_DATE ) )
{
if ( event->eventDate().isValid() ) mergedDates.insert( event->eventDate() );
}
dates.assign( mergedDates.begin(), mergedDates.end() );
}
else
{
// No timestamp set - include all events and wells
dates = timeline->getAllEventDates();
wellPathsWithEvents = timeline->getWellPathsWithEvents();
}
if ( dates.empty() )
{
return std::unexpected( QString( "No events found in timeline" ) );
}
// The dates and wells are collected from the timeline, honoring any set_timestamp() call.
std::vector<RimWellPath*> mswWellPaths = m_exportMswForWells.ptrReferencedObjectsByType();
std::set<const RimWellPath*> mswWells( mswWellPaths.begin(), mswWellPaths.end() );
auto scheduleText = RicScheduleDataGenerator::generateSchedule( *timeline,
*eclipseCase,
wellPathsWithEvents,
dates,
mswWells,
m_firstDateAsComment(),
m_alignColumns() );
auto scheduleText =
RicScheduleDataGenerator::generateScheduleForTimeline( *timeline, *eclipseCase, mswWells, m_firstDateAsComment(), m_alignColumns() );
if ( !scheduleText ) return std::unexpected( scheduleText.error() );
// Return the schedule text in a data container