Catégorie:Patrius Backward Compatibility 4.14 : Différence entre versions
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If any action is provided by the user, the '''backward compatibility is activated by default in PATRIUS''' : this means that external users will see their code/functions working with some of the propagation models/optimisation algorithms of PATRIUS version 4.12. | If any action is provided by the user, the '''backward compatibility is activated by default in PATRIUS''' : this means that external users will see their code/functions working with some of the propagation models/optimisation algorithms of PATRIUS version 4.12. | ||
| − | == | + | == Backward compatibility functionalities == |
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| + | === Available options === | ||
Three options are available for users via the enum <code>PatriusVersionCompatibility</code> of the class <code>PatriusConfiguration</code>: | Three options are available for users via the enum <code>PatriusVersionCompatibility</code> of the class <code>PatriusConfiguration</code>: | ||
* OLD_MODELS : the user will use the propagation models and optimisation algorithms coded in PATRIUS version 4.12; | * OLD_MODELS : the user will use the propagation models and optimisation algorithms coded in PATRIUS version 4.12; | ||
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* NEW_MODELS : no backward compatibility mechanism is used. | * NEW_MODELS : no backward compatibility mechanism is used. | ||
| − | == Backward compatibility for propagation models == | + | === Backward compatibility for propagation models === |
| − | == Backward compatibility for optimisation algorithms == | + | === Backward compatibility for optimisation algorithms === |
| − | == How to set our own Patrius compatibility configuration == | + | === How to set our own Patrius compatibility configuration === |
The class <code>PatriusConfiguration</code> contains a setter <code>setPatriusCompatibilityMode(PatriusVersionCompatibility)</code> that allows to switch our own configuration as a function of the user needs. | The class <code>PatriusConfiguration</code> contains a setter <code>setPatriusCompatibilityMode(PatriusVersionCompatibility)</code> that allows to switch our own configuration as a function of the user needs. | ||
| + | A specific getter <code>getPatriusCompatibilityMode</code> allows to retrieve the used configuration at any moment if needed. | ||
[[Category:User_Manual_4.14]] | [[Category:User_Manual_4.14]] | ||
Version du 5 septembre 2024 à 16:09
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Introduction
A specific backward compatibility mechanism is implemented in PATRIUS allowing by default to have a backward compatibility with PATRIUS version 4.12 propagation models and/or optimisation algorithms. If any action is provided by the user, the backward compatibility is activated by default in PATRIUS : this means that external users will see their code/functions working with some of the propagation models/optimisation algorithms of PATRIUS version 4.12.
Backward compatibility functionalities
Available options
Three options are available for users via the enum PatriusVersionCompatibility of the class PatriusConfiguration:
- OLD_MODELS : the user will use the propagation models and optimisation algorithms coded in PATRIUS version 4.12;
- MIXED_MODELS : the user will juste use propagation models coded in PATRIUS version 4.12 (no backward compatibility on optimisation algorithms)
- NEW_MODELS : no backward compatibility mechanism is used.
Backward compatibility for propagation models
Backward compatibility for optimisation algorithms
How to set our own Patrius compatibility configuration
The class PatriusConfiguration contains a setter setPatriusCompatibilityMode(PatriusVersionCompatibility) that allows to switch our own configuration as a function of the user needs.
A specific getter getPatriusCompatibilityMode allows to retrieve the used configuration at any moment if needed.
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