3. Operands

3.1. Defining a list of integers

3.1.1. Operand VALE

◊ VALE = read

List of integers that will form the listis result data structure, we can provide any Python list.

3.1.2. Operand DEBUT

♦ DEBUT =

deb: first integer in the list to be built.

3.1.3. Keyword INTERVALLE

◊ INTERVALLE

Keyword factor whose each occurrence defines a constant step interval.

3.1.3.1. Operand JUSQU_A

♦ JUSQU_A = if

if is the integer end of the interval to be cut with a constant step.

3.1.3.2. Operand PAS

♦/PAS = iPad

No division of the interval.

3.1.3.3. Operand NOMBRE

/NOMBRE = in

Number of steps you want in the meantime.

3.2. Extracting order numbers

This operation makes it possible to retrieve the order numbers corresponding to certain criteria in a result data structure (evol_noli from STAT/DYNA_NON_LINE for example).

The list of order numbers thus obtained can then be used in all the commands having the keyword LIST_ORDRE.

For now, the only programmed criterion is the extraction of a parameter in a given interval.

Name of the parameter of the result data structure from which you want to extract the value.

Define as many occurrences of the keyword factor INTERVALLEque as many search intervals as you want. Research is done on the union of these intervals.

VALE = (val1, val2)

Definition of the limits of each interval to which the parameter to be extracted belongs (limits included).

3.3. Operand INFO

◊ INFO = i

Indicates the level of printing of operator results:

1: no impression,

2: Print the created integer list.

3.4. Operand TITRE

◊ TITRE = title

Title attached to the concept produced by this operator [U4.03.01].