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== ExtData Resource File == | == ExtData Resource File == | ||
The ExtData resource file can have 3 types of entries, a Primary Export section, a Derived Export section, and a Mask section. The file itself is processed sequentially so that it can have any number of Primary, Derived, and Mask sections. Each of these sections is a list of single line entries. Each entry describes how to supply a variable of a given name with data. The tables currently use %% instead of the standard :: identifiers because of an odd behaviour in ESMF. | The ExtData resource file can have 3 types of entries, a Primary Export section, a Derived Export section, and a Mask section. The file itself is processed sequentially so that it can have any number of Primary, Derived, and Mask sections. Each of these sections is a list of single line entries. Each entry describes how to supply a variable of a given name with data. The tables currently use %% instead of the standard :: identifiers because of an odd behaviour in ESMF. | ||
=== Primary Exports === | === Primary Exports - Before Heracles-5_4 === | ||
The first table the user can define is a PrimaryExports table. Below is an example of a PrimaryExport table. This may have as many entries as the user desires. Note that only the last entry in a line is optional. | The first table the user can define is a PrimaryExports table. Below is an example of a PrimaryExport table. This may have as many entries as the user desires. Note that only the last entry in a line is optional. | ||
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