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If a [[MPM Input Files#Custom Tasks|custom task]] is available but is unknown to [[NairnFEAMPM]] and/or [[NairnFEAMPMViz]], you can still use such tasks in scripted input files by adding them with an XMLData command block. The template for submitting undocumented custom tasks is: | If a [[MPM Input Files#Custom Tasks|custom task]] is available but is unknown to [[NairnFEAMPM]] and/or [[NairnFEAMPMViz]], you can still use such tasks in scripted input files by adding them with an <tt>XMLData</tt> command block. The template for submitting undocumented custom tasks is: | ||
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where you enter the name of the task in the <tt><Schedule></tt> command and list all parameters needed by that task in subordinate <tt>Parameter</tt> commands. | where you enter the name of the task in the <tt><Schedule></tt> command and list all parameters needed by that task in subordinate <tt>Parameter</tt> commands. This approach is useful for user-written custom tasks or when first developing a custom task. | ||
Revision as of 14:41, 25 December 2013
If a custom task is available but is unknown to NairnFEAMPM and/or NairnFEAMPMViz, you can still use such tasks in scripted input files by adding them with an XMLData command block. The template for submitting undocumented custom tasks is:
XMLData,CustomTasks
<Schedule name='Task Name'>
<Parameter name='param 1'>2</Parameter>
<Parameter name='param 2'>10</Parameter>
</Schedule>
EndXMLData
where you enter the name of the task in the <Schedule> command and list all parameters needed by that task in subordinate Parameter commands. This approach is useful for user-written custom tasks or when first developing a custom task.