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Joakim Hove
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@@ -86,12 +86,13 @@ input order and whether a certain \udq{} symbol is now a \kw{ASSIGN} or
statements take effect at input time, making the newly defined symbol
immediately available for reuse in a subsequent defintion. This is utilized in
the \udq{} keyword above where the symbol \kw{FU1} is referenced in the
defintion of \kw{FU2}. As used in this example the \kw{ASSIGN FU 100} can be
defintion of \kw{FU2}. As used in this example the \kw{ASSIGN FU1 100} can be
seen as a \emph{forward reference}. When we have completed the first timestep
and it is time evalute the \udq{} expressions they will be evaluated in order
\{\kw{FU1}, \kw{FU2}\}, at this stage the active definition of \kw{FU1} is
\inlinecode{FU1 = FWPR}, i.e. the value \inlinecode{100} from the initial
definition \inlinecode{FU1 = 100} is actually never dereferenced.
and it is time to evalute the \udq{} expressions they will be evaluated in order
of \emph{first appearance}, i.e. \{\kw{FU1}, \kw{FU2}\}. At this stage the
active definition of \kw{FU1} is \inlinecode{FU1 = FWPR}, i.e. the value
\inlinecode{100} from the initial definition \inlinecode{FU1 = 100} is never
actually used.
\section{Different types of \udq{} - field, group and well}
The \udq{} keywords can be of different types, \flow{} supports \emph{field},
@@ -379,12 +380,14 @@ There are a list of functions \kw{Uxxx} which operate on the union of the values
found in the two sets, i.e. a result is assigned if at at least one set has
defined value for this well/group.
\begin{description}
\item[UADD] Will add the items from the two sets, if only one value is defined
the function will behave as if the other is equal to zero.
\item[UADD] Will add the items from the two sets.
\item[UMUL] Will multiply the items from the two sets.
\item[UMAX] The maximum value from the two sets.
\item[UMIN] The minumum value from the two sets.
\end{description}
In the case where only one of the sets has a defined value the operation will be
performed \emph{as if} the function \kw{Uxxx} is the identity function.
As an example consider the two sets:
\begin{code}
@@ -518,7 +521,7 @@ able to output restart files in \eclipse{} format.
\subsection*{\inlinecode{UDQDefine} and \inlinecode{UDQASTNode}}
The \inlinecode{UDQDefine} manages a parsed \udq{} expresssion along with a
chunck of metadata. The parsed \udq{} expression is in managed in an instance of
chunck of metadata. The parsed \udq{} expression is managed in an instance of
\inlinecode{UDQASTNode}. The \inlinecode{UDQASTNode} contains a parsed tree
representation of the \udq{} input expression. The parsing of \udq{} expressions
happens at input time, and for the rest of the simulation the