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How to specify related variables #6

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klausschuch opened this issue Nov 7, 2023 · 3 comments
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How to specify related variables #6

klausschuch opened this issue Nov 7, 2023 · 3 comments
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it should be possible to add related variables to a lookup-table (e.g., interpolation methods, affected outputs, …)
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klausschuch commented Nov 7, 2023 •
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Meeting 7.11.2023:

  • add a variableKind namespace, i.e., a variableKind called "related" (+ mention that "related.(reverseDomainNotation)" would a good idea)
  • important: we don't define any semantic meaning for these releated variables in ls
  • these variables are ignored for any ordering in the ls (i.e., they can be put anywhere and will not influence anything)

@klausschuch klausschuch changed the title How to specifyrRelated variables How to specify related variables Nov 7, 2023
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Meeting 14.05.2024:
We should just define that the related variables can be added to the terminal, their variableKind must not start with org.fmi-standard.fmi-ls-struct.
We should add examples for such related variables: interpolation methond, last used index (typically a local variable for debugging), other debug flags, extrapolation parameter, ...

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Add example variables to the spec examples. E.g., add an interpolation method to point cloud example ("radial bases functions")

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