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'''WILL_BE_THE_SAME''' is used in [[object-oriented modelling]] to force equality of parameter instances within the [[WHERE]] list. | '''WILL_BE_THE_SAME''' is used in [[object-oriented modelling]] to force equality of parameter instances within the [[WHERE]] list. | ||
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See also [[WILL_BE]], [[ARE_THE_SAME]]. | See also [[WILL_BE]], [[ARE_THE_SAME]]. | ||
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Latest revision as of 23:52, 13 December 2010
WILL_BE_THE_SAME is used in object-oriented modelling to force equality of parameter instances within the WHERE list.
Example:
MODEL constant_flow_rate( inlet IS_A steam_stream; outlet IS_A mass_rate; ) REFINES steam_equipment(inlet, outlet) WHERE( inlet.mdot, outlet.mdot WILL_BE_THE_SAME ); mdot ALIASES inlet.mdot; (* ... *) END constant_flow_rate;
See also WILL_BE, ARE_THE_SAME.