Omc port from log #301
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do not use else or elif after returns - cleanup of code / reduced indent
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OMC writes the ZMQ port into a file which must be found to get this information. Currently OMPython defines the file name in the Python code. However, this information is available in the log of OMC - why not use it?
This code replaces the old way of defining the port file with an evaluation of the log data.
Based on top of PR #295; this should be included in the next release (see #254)