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Re: Predicates - AbsoluteTime test condition [message #554174 is a reply to message #554059] |
Fri, 20 August 2010 12:40 |
Traci Arthur-Hartranft Messages: 9 Registered: August 2010 |
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Thanks Stefan -
I think all that stuff (modifiers on inoculators or the graph network, additional predicate tests, etc.) will be good to strive for and something we would like to use in the future. But for now, in the immediate sense, it isn't a priority for us
As long as the elapsed time test works on the basic disease parameters, we can get our initial functionality established.
A nice-to-have, but not necessary, would be if directly editing the absolute time in the xml file works. Does it? We would be doing it this way instead of through the GUI. If so, I think I can deduce most of the format of the string, except I may want some additional clarification on a couple of parts.
Thanks - Traci
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Re: Predicates - AbsoluteTime test condition [message #564776 is a reply to message #554059] |
Fri, 20 August 2010 12:40 |
Traci Arthur-Hartranft Messages: 9 Registered: August 2010 |
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Thanks Stefan -
I think all that stuff (modifiers on inoculators or the graph network, additional predicate tests, etc.) will be good to strive for and something we would like to use in the future. But for now, in the immediate sense, it isn't a priority for us
As long as the elapsed time test works on the basic disease parameters, we can get our initial functionality established.
A nice-to-have, but not necessary, would be if directly editing the absolute time in the xml file works. Does it? We would be doing it this way instead of through the GUI. If so, I think I can deduce most of the format of the string, except I may want some additional clarification on a couple of parts.
Thanks - Traci
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