Changes between Initial Version and Version 1 of Ticket #5738, comment 10
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Ticket #5738, comment 10
initial v1 13 13 > it will fail, instead of saying that the model has `n` variables and equations. But whether the parameter has an `Evaluate`-annotation or not doesn't matter in that case. 14 14 15 Yeah, I understood this is the case. However, it is normally the case that integer parameters such as number of nodes, volumes, elements and the like have some default (e.g. {{{n = 1}}} or {{{n = 2}}} , corresponding to "simple implementation" or "minimum legal approximation", which can then be used for testing.15 Yeah, I understood this is the case. However, it is normally the case that integer parameters such as number of nodes, volumes, elements and the like have some default (e.g. {{{n = 1}}} or {{{n = 2}}}), corresponding to "simple implementation" or "minimum legal approximation", which can then be used for testing. 16 16 17 To the contrary, physical parameters such as the length of a rod or the mass of a body do not and should not have a default binding, because there is no such thing as a default lenght of a generic rod or default mass of a generi tc body.17 To the contrary, physical parameters such as the length of a rod or the mass of a body do not and should not have a default binding, because there is no such thing as a default lenght of a generic rod or default mass of a generic body.
