Reading out coefficients, dictionary style

gistfile1.txt

record Dictionary "Dictionary record for getting values using name lookup"
  parameter String name "Unique name used as identifier";
  parameter Real c[:] "Coefficients";
end Dictionary;

record R
  constant String name;
end R;

function FooFunction

  input R r annotation(choicesAllMatching=true);
  output Real[3] o;

protected 
  parameter Dictionary[2] dict={Dictionary(name="A",c={1,2,3}),Dictionary(name="B",c={4,5,6})};

  Boolean[:] b;
  Integer index;

algorithm 
  b := {i.name == r.name for i in dict};
  index :=Modelica.Math.BooleanVectors.firstTrueIndex(b);
  o := dict[index].c;

end FooFunction;

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