Fix class attribute assignments in COPY and GENER objects

The way set up the COPY and GENER classes, attributes were initialized as class attributes and not instances attributes. This lead to the wrong timeseries being passed around and very much produces the wrong results.

I think I've been writing too much C# lately....

Author: ptomasula

HSP2/COPY.py

@@ -10,11 +10,11 @@ class Copy():
     This functionality is not currently implemented, presently only loading from EXT SOURCES
     """
 
-    _ts = {}
-    _ts['MEAN'] = {}
-    _ts['POINT'] = {}
-
     def __init__(self, store: pd.HDFStore, sim_info: Dict, ext_sources: List) -> None:
+        self._ts = {}
+        self._ts['MEAN'] = {}
+        self._ts['POINT'] = {}
+
         ts = get_timeseries(store, ext_sources, sim_info)
         for source in ext_sources:
             themn = source.TMEMN

HSP2/GENER.py

@@ -11,13 +11,13 @@ class Gener():
     Currently supports OPCODES 1-7, 9-23, & 25-26
     """
 
-    ts_input_1 = pd.Series() # type: pd.Series
-    ts_input_2 = pd.Series() # type: pd.Series
-    ts_output = pd.Series()  # type: pd.Series
-    opcode = 0               # type: int
-    k = -1.0E30              # type: float 
-    
     def __init__(self, segment: str, copies: Dict, geners: Dict, ddlinks: Dict, ddgener: Dict) -> None:
+        self.ts_input_1 = pd.Series() # type: pd.Series
+        self. ts_input_2 = pd.Series() # type: pd.Series
+        self.ts_output = pd.Series()  # type: pd.Series
+        self.opcode = 0               # type: int
+        self.k = -1.0E30              # type: float 
+
         self.opcode = ddgener['OPCODE'][segment]
         if self.opcode in [9,10,11,24,25,26]:
             self.k = ddgener['PARM'][segment]