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A common use case is to omit all variables with causality parameter. Using LogConfig.xml for this you would have to add all variables that is not paramters.
What would be the best format to allow for this functionality?
I agree that this would be a nice feature. Of the two suggested schemas, I prefer the first one. But just to complicate matters, let me throw a third one into the mix. ;)
<simulators>
<!-- Selection mode "include" works like today; it includes only the specified variables and categories. It is also the default, for backwards compatibility. -->
<simulatorname="sim1"selection-mode="include">
<variablename="var1"/>
<variablename="var2"/>
<causalityname="output"/>
</simulator>
<!-- Selection mode "exclude" is the opposite; it includes everything *except* the specified variables and categories. -->
<simulatorname="sim2"selection-mode="exclude">
<variablename="var3"/>
<causalityname="parameter"/>
</simulator>
</simulators>
Actually you are not complicating matters. I realized that we either have to include or exclude variables, but couldn't find a suitable format for this. Your suggestion looks great!
LogConfig is for listing variables to log.
A common use case is to omit all variables with causality parameter. Using LogConfig.xml for this you would have to add all variables that is not paramters.
What would be the best format to allow for this functionality?
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