How to use the openstudio.runmanager function in openstudio
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import openstudio
print openstudio.toString(openstudio.runmanager.RunManager().dbPath())
# workspace test
workspace = openstudio.Workspace()
zone = workspace.addObject(openstudio.IdfObject(openstudio.IddObjectType("Zone")))
zone = zone.get()
zone.setName("New Zone")
for obj in workspace.objects():
print obj
# model test
model = openstudio.model.Model()
space = openstudio.model.Space(model)
space.setName("New Space")
for s in openstudio.model.getSpaces(model):
