Information to set and/or select

Introduction

These operations are useful as prerequisites for Seeing the modified simulator, Running the modified simulator.

They are based on Seeing the simulator as is, Seeing the modified simulator.

To configure (set, select) some information of the simulator (when Seeing the modified simulator, Running the modified simulator), it will be necessary to know how this information is identified/selected in the request.

Parameters and conditions

A simulator parameter is identified by its ‘cname’ and ‘pname’ values, its ‘selection_name’ value (concatenation of ‘cname’ and ‘pname’). In the input information, the simulator parameters are gathered in some conditions (sets of parameters). A simulator condition is identified by its ‘selection_name’ value.

When Seeing the modified simulator with ‘all’ as ‘parselect’ value and ‘compact’ as style of presentation :

• you will access to the ‘pname’, ‘cname’, ‘selection_name’ values of each existing parameter.
• you will access to the ‘selection_name’ values of each existing condition.

-> Example : In a webbrowser | In command line with cURL | In Python language | In R language | In PHP language | In C++ language

Note

‘compactlist’ as style of presentation can also be used instead of ‘compact’ value. You can try it in the following example but giving ‘all’ value for ‘parselect’.

-> Example : In a webbrowser | In command line with cURL | In Python language | In R language | In PHP language | In C++ language

Note

An easier/faster solution is to use Seeing the simulator as is with ‘compact’ as style of presentation. In that case, the URL to be entered in a webbrowser is : http://erecord.toulouse.inra.fr:8000/vpz/input/?vpz=266&mode=compact

Output datas and views

An output data of the simulator is identified by its ‘selection_name’ value (concatenation of its ‘vname’ and ‘oname’). In the output information, the simulator output datas are gathered in some views (sets of output datas). A simulator view is identified by its ‘selection_name’ value.

When Seeing the modified simulator with ‘all’ as ‘outselect’ value and ‘compact’ as style of presentation :

• you will access to the ‘selection_name’ values of each existing output data.
• you will access to the ‘selection_name’ value of each existing view.

-> Example : in a web browser

-> Example : In a webbrowser | In command line with cURL | In Python language | In R language | In PHP language | In C++ language

Note

‘compactlist’ as style of presentation can also be used instead of ‘compact’ value. You can try it in the following example but giving ‘all’ value for ‘outselect’.

-> Example : In a webbrowser | In command line with cURL | In Python language | In R language | In PHP language | In C++ language