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Fix #167, clarifications FunctionalRange and SetValue #170

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Fix #167, clarifications FunctionalRange and SetValue #170

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4 changes: 2 additions & 2 deletions specification/level-1-version-4/sources/task.tex
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Expand Up @@ -196,7 +196,7 @@ \subsubsection{\element{SetValue}}
The value to be changed is identified via the combination of \changed{the attributes \code{modelReference}, \code{symbol}, and \code{target}}, in order to select an implicit or explicit variable within the referenced model.

The \Math contains the expression computing the value by referring to optional \hyperref[class:parameter]{parameters}, \hyperref[class:variable]{variables} or a \hyperref[class:range]{range}.
Again as for \hyperref[class:functionalRange]{functionalRange}, variable references retrieve always the current value of the model variable or range at the current iteration of the enclosing \hyperref[class:repeatedTask]{repeatedTask}.
In contrast to \hyperref[class:functionalRange]{functionalRange}, variable references in \hyperref[class:setValue]{setValue} retrieve always the current value of the model variable or range at the current iteration of the enclosing \hyperref[class:repeatedTask]{repeatedTask}.

\begin{myXmlLst}{A \code{setValue} element setting \code{w} to the values of the range with id \code{current}.}{lst:setValue}
<listOfChanges>
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The optional attribute \code{range} of type \hyperref[type:sidref]{SIdRef} may be used as a shorthand to specify the \hyperref[sec:id]{\element{id}} of another \Range. The current value of the referenced range may then be used within the function defining this \concept{FunctionalRange}, just as if that range had been referenced using a \hyperref[class:variable]{variable} element, except that the \hyperref[sec:id]{\element{id}} of the range is used directly. In other words, whenever the expression contains a \code{ci} element that contains the value specified in the \code{range} attribute, the value of the referenced range is to be inserted.

\changed{The value of any \Variable child of a \FunctionalRange should be calculated before the first simulation begins, and will not be affected by any \SubTask in the \RepeatedTask.}
\changed{The value of any \Variable child of a \FunctionalRange should be calculated before the \hyperref[sec:changesRepeatedTask]{\element{listOfChanges}} have been applied to the models in the \RepeatedTask and before the first simulation begins, and will not be affected by any \SubTask in the \RepeatedTask.}

For example:

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