Changes between Version 1 and Version 2 of Tutorial/HowtoWriteScripts/OrbitRuby

Timestamp:

Sep 5, 2006, 8:40:49 PM (18 years ago)

Author:

seskar

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Tutorial/HowtoWriteScripts/OrbitRuby

@@ -6 +6 @@
 )'', ''info(
 )'', and ''debug(
-)''.  How do they work?  Like assertions?  What arguments do they take?  Besides these debugging methods, there are three classes of ORBIT-specific methods discussed below:  implicit, Experiment, and NodeSet.
+)''.  How do they work?  Like assertions?  What arguments do they take?  Besides these debugging methods, there are three classes of ORBIT-specific methods discussed below:  implicit, Experiment, and !NodeSet.
 
 Among the implicit methods two are used to define resources:
@@ -36 +36 @@
 It is anticipated that the 'Experiment' prefix will be removed in future versions.
 
-Other ORBIT-specific methods are NodeSet methods that set properties for the specified set of nodes.  They have the form
+Other ORBIT-specific methods are !NodeSet methods that set properties for the specified set of nodes.  They have the form
 {{{
 NodeSet ( nodes(setName).method )
@@ -63 +63 @@
       with other node sets: [‘nodeSet1’, ‘nodeSet2’]
 }}}
-These methods are useful for declaring common functionality over multiple sets.  The various network parameters that may be configured within a defNodes or allNodes block are shown in Figure 9 below, here the first and second Ethernet interfaces are e0 and e1, and the first and second wireless interfaces are w0 and w1.
+These methods are useful for declaring common functionality over multiple sets.  The various network parameters that may be configured within a !defNodes or !allNodes block are shown in Figure 9 below, here the first and second Ethernet interfaces are e0 and e1, and the first and second wireless interfaces are w0 and w1.
 
 {{{