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Guid | Id [get, set] |
| Unique ID for the PMOutput, similar reasoning as to a process output More...
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PointF | Location [get, set] |
| Location if defined for representation on a graph, could be null if the user never place that item on the graph manually More...
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string | Notes [get, set] |
| Notes associated with that output, helps the user to choose an output or another in case multiple outputs are defined with the same resource More...
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int | ResourceId [get, set] |
| Resource for the output, theorically should match the outptut to which it is connected too, so may be considered redundent information but for now we'll do that for ease of programming. In a sense this could also be seen as double checking for the edge connecting the vertex to that output. More...
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Guid | Id [get] |
| Unique ID of that input within the limits of the process (used for biogenic carbon propagation) More...
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string | Notes [get, set] |
| User defined notes for the output, helps remembering which output is what. More...
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int | ResourceId [get] |
| Resource ID for that input More...
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PMOutputs are used to define what upstreams are accessible from a pathway or a mix, this simplifies usage as it's uniform between path, proc and mix, they all have outputs with unique GUID