Valerio Guarnieri wrote: > Unfortunately I am not familiar with structure in ECLiPSe, so could > you please show me how I can wrap all the params into a structure? > I made some tries but none of them was successful. > In particular I would be interested in how you can declare such a > structure and how you should refer to single fields wrapped inside it > within the for loop. > I do not need detailed code, a simple example (referring to the > example I wrote in the previous post) would be enough. The code I posted earlier _was_ the concrete code (apart from the ... of course, which stand for bits of your original code): Joachim Schimpf (Independent Contractor) wrote: >> (for(I,1,T1), param( IN1, IN2, OUT1, OUT2, REG, A, B, C, A_F, B_F, >> C_F, OUT1_F, OUT2_F, REG_F, E1, E2, E3, E4, E5, E6, E7, E1_F, E2_F, >> E3_F, E4_F, E5_F, E6_F, E7_F ) do > > In this case you can simply wrap all the params into a structure, e.g. > > ( for(I,1,T1), param(aux(IN1, IN2, ..., E7_F)) do > ... > ) > > or, slightly more efficient in the current implementation: > > Params = aux(IN1, IN2, ..., E7_F), > ( for(I,1,T1), param(Params) do > Params = aux(IN1, IN2, ..., E7_F), > ... > ) Cheers, JoachimReceived on Tue Apr 15 2008 - 03:04:27 CEST
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