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Defining variables: add simple "alias" pass-throughs #5

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benkrikler opened this issue May 16, 2019 · 1 comment
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Defining variables: add simple "alias" pass-throughs #5

benkrikler opened this issue May 16, 2019 · 1 comment
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originally gitlab For items that were originally created on gitlab and imported over Performance Improvement Stage: Variable Defining

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Imported from gitlab issue 5

Often it might be helpful to effectively "rename" a variable or just directly use a variable without any calculation (eg you just want to apply a reduction over each event). In that case it could be better for performance and memory use to have the concept of an "alias" where we simply map from one branch name to another.

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kreczko commented Mar 28, 2022

Unless I am mistaken, this feature has been available for a while.
In addition, all definitions of the form od_area: {formula: pulsesODHG.pulseArea_phd} should be zero-copy anyway (TBC).

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