Enum anl::ScalarParameter [−] [src]

pub enum ScalarParameter {
    Value(f64),
    Source(Rc<RefCell<ImplicitModule>>),
}

Many functions have "parameters" that affect their functionality, aside from any "source" function they might have. An example is the ImplicitSelect function. This function has a control source, a low source, a high source, a threshold parameter, and a falloff parameter. The threshold parameter is used to select between the output of lowSource and highSource, depending on if the value of controlSource is above or below threshold. All five of these inputs are instances of what ANL calls a "scalar parameter". A scalar parameter can be set to either a constant (double-precision) value, or to another function. Most will default to some sane double-precision value (ie, 0), but if desired they can be overridden with any constant or any implicit functional output. In this way, complex behaviors can be obtained through a relatively simple interface.

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impl ScalarParameter
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