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A component that implements a network of nodes of the specified type. The network is therefore homogeneous. A mixture of node types within a single network requires the use of a node type that supports multiple modes. The structures in the network are usually created by builder objects through the application of design objects to the network. Nodes can be marked as either an output node or as an input node. Each node has a set of connections from any other node. All configuration strings use indices starting from <0> not from <1>. For the naming of connections, the first index is the destination node, the second is the source node. All node type 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
node/<i> references node <i> inp/<i> references node <i> if input out/<i> references node <i> if output n~m/<i> references node <i> if maskedReverse References for Global Context
network node/<i>Control
node/<i> reset, dump, restoreCommands
desc-all describe all structures in the network desc-inputs describe all input nodes desc-outputs describe all output nodes desc-nodes describe all nodes list-par list all the parameters for each of the nodes
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