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Charles at 02:18, 9 November 2006

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	:The first minimizes all views currently open, while the second minimizes a specified view. The third minimizes all windows that contain rasters that are part of the initial state of a dynamic model. The fourth command minimizes all windows that contain raster layers that are static in a dynamic model. This includes the initial state layers as well as other static layers. The next minimizes the entire SELES application. The Display Resolution command allows rasters to be displayed at a lower resolution than they are stored at, which may speed up display for extensive rasters. The value must be larger than 0 and at most 0.5 to take effect. The last command tiles the windows that are not minimized.		:The first minimizes all views currently open, while the second minimizes a specified view. The third minimizes all windows that contain rasters that are part of the initial state of a dynamic model. The fourth command minimizes all windows that contain raster layers that are static in a dynamic model. This includes the initial state layers as well as other static layers. The next minimizes the entire SELES application. The Display Resolution command allows rasters to be displayed at a lower resolution than they are stored at, which may speed up display for extensive rasters. The value must be larger than 0 and at most 0.5 to take effect. The last command tiles the windows that are not minimized.

			===Simulation control===
	*'''<u>Simulation control</u>''':		*'''<u>Simulation control</u>''':
	''SimStart #RunLength #Runs''		''SimStart #RunLength #Runs''

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	==Scenario Specification==		==Scenario Specification==
	''A scenario file must begin with the the line:''		'''A scenario file must begin with the the line:'''
	''Scenario Information''		''Scenario Information''

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	==Scenario Specification==		==Scenario Specification==
	:A scenario file must begin with the the line:		''A scenario file must begin with the the line:''
	''Scenario Information''		''Scenario Information''

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	==A Note on Command Ordering==		==A Note on Command Ordering==
	:'''Correct ordering of commands is critical to achieve the desired results.'''		'''Correct ordering of commands is critical to achieve the desired results.'''

	*All input files loaded in a dynamic model are read at the time the model file is loaded in the scenario. Thus, be sure to do all copy system commands prior to loading a dynamic model. If an input file is changed during a scenario, you must re-load the dynamic model file. Since this will clear the old model and reset variable values, you must then reset any modified initial state variable values.		*All input files loaded in a dynamic model are read at the time the model file is loaded in the scenario. Thus, be sure to do all copy system commands prior to loading a dynamic model. If an input file is changed during a scenario, you must re-load the dynamic model file. Since this will clear the old model and reset variable values, you must then reset any modified initial state variable values.

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	==A Note on Command Ordering==		==A Note on Command Ordering==
	Correct ordering of commands is critical to achieve the desired results.		:'''Correct ordering of commands is critical to achieve the desired results.'''

	*All input files loaded in a dynamic model are read at the time the model file is loaded in the scenario. Thus, be sure to do all copy system commands prior to loading a dynamic model. If an input file is changed during a scenario, you must re-load the dynamic model file. Since this will clear the old model and reset variable values, you must then reset any modified initial state variable values.		*All input files loaded in a dynamic model are read at the time the model file is loaded in the scenario. Thus, be sure to do all copy system commands prior to loading a dynamic model. If an input file is changed during a scenario, you must re-load the dynamic model file. Since this will clear the old model and reset variable values, you must then reset any modified initial state variable values.

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	''$clearFiles$ = TRUE''		''$clearFiles$ = TRUE''
	''for($x$ = “age*.grd”)''		''for($x$ = “age*.grd”)''
	''StandAge = age$x$.grd''		''StandAge = age$x$.grd''
	''Reset Output: $clearFiles$''		''Reset Output: $clearFiles$''
	''$clearFiles$ = FALSE''		''$clearFiles$ = FALSE''
	''id = $x$''		''id = $x$''
	''SimStart 1001''		''SimStart 1001''
	''Close StandAge''		''Close StandAge''
	''end''		''end''

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	''$clearFiles$ = TRUE''		''$clearFiles$ = TRUE''
	''for($x$ = “age*.grd”)''		''for($x$ = “age*.grd”)''
	''StandAge = age$x$.grd''		''StandAge = age$x$.grd''
	''Reset Output: $clearFiles$''		''Reset Output: $clearFiles$''
	''$clearFiles$ = FALSE''		''$clearFiles$ = FALSE''
	''id = $x$''		''id = $x$''
	''SimStart 1001''		''SimStart 1001''
	''Close StandAge''		''Close StandAge''
	''end''		''end''

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	*'''<u>File looping/wildcard commands</u>''':		*'''<u>File looping/wildcard commands</u>''':
	A wildcard is an asterisk () used to denote arbitraty text (e.g. “.txt”). Sometimes it is useful to run a sequence of commands repetitively over a set of related files. The current syntax is:		:A wildcard is an asterisk () used to denote arbitraty text (e.g. “.txt”). Sometimes it is useful to run a sequence of commands repetitively over a set of related files. The current syntax is:

	''for($label$ = “text”)''		''for($label$ = “text”)''

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	''Scenario Information''		''Scenario Information''

	or		:or

	''Seles Scenario''		''Seles Scenario''

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	==Scenario Specification==		==Scenario Specification==
	A scenario file must begin with the the line:		:A scenario file must begin with the the line:
	''Scenario Information''		''Scenario Information''

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	*'''<u>Iterative Looping commands</u>''':		*'''<u>Iterative Looping commands</u>''':
	Sometimes it is useful to run a sequence of commands repetitively over a range of values. The syntax is:		:Sometimes it is useful to run a sequence of commands repetitively over a range of values. The syntax is:

	''for($label$ = n1:n2)''		''for($label$ = n1:n2)''
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	*'''<u>Conditional commands</u>''':		*'''<u>Conditional commands</u>''':
	Sometimes it is useful to run a sequence of commands only if a condition is met. The syntax is:		:Sometimes it is useful to run a sequence of commands only if a condition is met. The syntax is:

	''if(condition)''		''if(condition)''
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	*'''<u>Conditional Looping commands</u>''':		*'''<u>Conditional Looping commands</u>''':
	Sometimes it is useful to run a sequence of commands repetitively until a condition is met. The syntax is:		:Sometimes it is useful to run a sequence of commands repetitively until a condition is met. The syntax is:

	''while(condition)''		''while(condition)''