PRIMER 22.1

Includes: How Includes Are Written

Includes: How Includes Are Written

An input model may have any number of *INCLUDE files, which may be (although they usually are not) scattered widely around a disk system. PRIMER reads these and "remembers" what was in each file.

On file output you can choose to process data read from *INCLUDE files as follows:

Data not written Include files are not written at all.
In sub-directory Include files are written to the specified sub-directory. This is the default.
Merge->master All include files are merged into the master file, meaning that the include structure and membership information is not written (it won't be lost from model in memory)
Select files User selects files they want to write, choosing overwrite/new-file/into sub-directory for each *INCLUDE file.
The details of this procedure are shown below under Select Files output method.
Master file only Only master file written. It will contain references to include files, but the includes files themselves are not output.
>>master dir All include files are written to the same directory as the master file.