tennsS v1.53 Reference Manual

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Netnode

The basic node object. The state of the object, possibly over a period of time, is contained in an <store> object. A node has a descriptive name which is distinct from its global name. This descriptive name is generated from a configurable <tag> and from the name of the relevant layer. The <tag> can be used in naming strings to identify the node, however the uniqueness of <tag> within the network or the system is not guaranteed. All node types have a suffix that is used to distinguish classes that are templated by nodes. If the type field in the make command is given as type=derive:<base> then this is replaced with type=<base><suffix>.

Naming
    network        references network
    store          references store


Reverse References for Global Context
    owner          store


Control
    store          reset, dump, restore


Configuration
    tag=<string>   name tag or suffix (none)

Derived Classes

• Netnodec
• Netnoden

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