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Description: Detailed description of the module. Script: 2 module untyped_list "" 3 mod_type integer "102" ..... Inputs/OutputTo find out whether two modules can be connected, you just have to get the output type of the first one to correspond to the input type of the second one. For example, a quantification module can receive continuous data as inputs, so it accepts as an input the statistical data module, or the calculation module, or the grid module, etc. Here is a list (open to change) of the possible types:
There can be several types of input for a particular module, and some of them can be optional. The number of input
connections is often limited.
DisplayThe parametrizing window gives the options and functionalities for the module and its caption. Versions of Cartes & DonnéesThe versions in which the module is available are given in full. ScriptThe use of script is reserved for experienced users when programming Cartes & Données and for use by exterior tools.
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