Registering the Variables to Increment
- Reading input arguments for the increment value and the number of iteration
- Registering the variables to increment
- Registering the targets to have in the report
- Implementing the incrementation of the variables
- Implementing the reception of the new measures
- Implementing the check to finish the iteration loop
- Outputting a report file
Then, you need to receive the variables you care about:
Note: The
parameterId
is an unique string that identify the parameter, it has no other purpose.Note: The
min
and max
parameters are not used in the sample, but they represent the values displayed in the definition panel, if you need them in your implementation.// dictionary containing a map from a parameter unique id and its display name, for readability in a report
private IDictionarystring<string, string> _variableNames = new Dictionarystring<string, string>();
// dictionary containing a map from a parameter unique id and its current value, to send to Speos
private IDictionarystring<string, double> _variableValues = new Dictionary<string, double>();
//.... it is recommended for cleaner reading to leave the declaration of fields at the top of the file
/// <summary>
/// Called to register a new variable as input
/// </summary>
public void AddVariable(string parameterId, string parameterUserName, double startingValue, double min, double max)
{
// add the parameter id to the two dictionaries
_variableNames.Add(parameterId, parameterUserName);
_variableValues.Add(parameterId, startingValue);
}