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These tags can also be set to true to print out additional information about the job: <printDriverStatistics>, <printSystemProperties>, <printUserClassPath>, and <printDriversDetailed>.
Variable Definitions
The job manager has very limited support for "free" variable definitions, using the <define> block.
At the moment, this is limited to single doubles, which can include expressions to be evaluated.
Here is an example of a simple double parameter.
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<define>
<aDoubleParam>1.1</aDoubleParam>
</define>
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Variables defined here can be included in expressions by using their name.
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<define>
<aDoubleParam1>1.1</aDoubleParam1>
<aDoubleParam2>2.2</aDoubleParam2>
<aDoubleParam3>aDoubleParam1 + aDoubleParam2</aDoubleParam3>
</define>
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Driver Execution
The <execute> section specifies the order in which the drivers will be called for each event. Each <driver> tag must have a unique name attribute value that matches the name of a driver defined in the <drivers> section (see next section).
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In the above example, integers are used for the 1D and 2D arrays, but other types support arrays, also. See the types table above for specifics.
Expression Evaluation
Units
Guidelines for Creating Compatible Drivers
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