Hi Marcus,
Thanks for the quick response.
I'm a bit confused by your answer. When I generate a grc flow graph, It
automatically creates a python script with a set_mag() method. So yes, I
can play around with the set_mag() method, but I think it's quite absurd
that whoever created the "Struct
Sorry, I replied with an empty mail just now, confusion of keys. I
added more coffee to solve the issue with the author.
Steve,
assuming your set_mag() is in C++: if you have control over the
set_mag() method, write it so that it accepts vectors, for example.
Then, you can just use Python lists
On Thu, 2018-06-07 at 08:45 +0300, shachar J. brown wrote:
> Hi Everyone,
>
> I'm sure someone has encountered one of the following questions. Please help
> me figure this out:
> At certain points in my flow graph I have different scenarios, each demanding
> a set of different parameters. I now
Hi Everyone,
I'm sure someone has encountered one of the following questions. Please
help me figure this out:
1. At certain points in my flow graph I have different scenarios, each
demanding a set of different parameters. I now ended up having large tables
(1-2 K) of possible variable I
