| 2 | | It is very useful to have che chance to change run time parameters in if-clause conditions, and in fact I was surprised that OM allowed it. I understand that the OM's OF is able to do this "by mistake". |
| 3 | | I will use an if expression as you suggest. |
| | 2 | It is very useful to have the chance to change run time parameters in (if-statement) if-clause conditions, and in fact I was happy, although somewhat surprised, that OM allowed it. |
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| | 4 | In reality in the model I have it works (using OF) like a charm. |
| | 5 | I see that you don't see an easy way to evaluate a parameter which is used in the condition of an if statement, but this is what, at least in my example, OM's OF is able to do. |
| | 6 | In this model I cannot use an initial equation with an if-expression since the condition I must test varies with time. |
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| | 8 | The rule you mention does not forbid doing what the OF already does, so I thought was an useful feature possibly coming (nearly) for free. |
