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	Note that to get those lists of spacecraft states and/or variables, it is not necessary to have stored them in memory. Indeed, <font color=#556B2F>'''PSIMU'''</font> is able to know if data has been directly stored in a file and, if it is the case, it will read in this file rather than in memory (using the methods described below).		Note that to get those lists of spacecraft states and/or variables, it is not necessary to have stored them in memory. Indeed, <font color=#556B2F>'''PSIMU'''</font> is able to know if data has been directly stored in a file and, if it is the case, it will read in this file rather than in memory (using the methods described below).

	<font color=#FF0000>Important remark : data stored in files are using units as described in the list [[Output#List of available variables\|here]]. On the contrary, when we get data directly from Java code, these data will be ~~allways~~ in '''<font color=#FF8C00 title="from the French Système International (d'unités)">SI</font>''' units !</font>		<font color=#FF0000>Important remark : data stored in files are using units as described in the list [[Output#List of available variables\|here]]. On the contrary, when we get data directly from Java code, these data will be always in '''<font color=#FF8C00 title="from the French Système International (d'unités)">SI</font>''' units !</font>
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	Note that to get those lists of spacecraft states and/or variables, it is not necessary to have stored them in memory. Indeed, <font color=#556B2F>'''PSIMU'''</font> is able to know if data has been directly stored in a file and, if it is the case, it will read in this file rather than in memory (using the methods described below).		Note that to get those lists of spacecraft states and/or variables, it is not necessary to have stored them in memory. Indeed, <font color=#556B2F>'''PSIMU'''</font> is able to know if data has been directly stored in a file and, if it is the case, it will read in this file rather than in memory (using the methods described below).

	<font color=#FF0000>Important remark : data stored in files are using units as described in the list [[Output#List of available variables\|here]]. On the contrary, when we get data directly from Java code, these data will be allways in '''<font color=#FF8C00 title="from the French Système ~~international~~ (d'unités)">SI</font>''' units !</font>		<font color=#FF0000>Important remark : data stored in files are using units as described in the list [[Output#List of available variables\|here]]. On the contrary, when we get data directly from Java code, these data will be allways in '''<font color=#FF8C00 title="from the French Système International (d'unités)">SI</font>''' units !</font>
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	Note that to get those lists of spacecraft states and/or variables, it is not necessary to have stored them in memory. Indeed, <font color=#556B2F>'''PSIMU'''</font> is able to know if data has been directly stored in a file and, if it is the case, it will read in this file rather than in memory (using the methods described below).		Note that to get those lists of spacecraft states and/or variables, it is not necessary to have stored them in memory. Indeed, <font color=#556B2F>'''PSIMU'''</font> is able to know if data has been directly stored in a file and, if it is the case, it will read in this file rather than in memory (using the methods described below).

	<font color=#FF0000>Important remark : data stored in files are using units as described in the list [[Output#List of available variables\|here]]. On the contrary, when we get data directly from Java code, these data will be allways in '''<font color=#~~FF0000~~ title="from the French Système international (d'unités)">SI</font>''' units !</font>		<font color=#FF0000>Important remark : data stored in files are using units as described in the list [[Output#List of available variables\|here]]. On the contrary, when we get data directly from Java code, these data will be allways in '''<font color=#FF8C00 title="from the French Système international (d'unités)">SI</font>''' units !</font>
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	Note that to get those lists of spacecraft states and/or variables, it is not necessary to have stored them in memory. Indeed, <font color=#556B2F>'''PSIMU'''</font> is able to know if data has been directly stored in a file and, if it is the case, it will read in this file rather than in memory (using the methods described below).		Note that to get those lists of spacecraft states and/or variables, it is not necessary to have stored them in memory. Indeed, <font color=#556B2F>'''PSIMU'''</font> is able to know if data has been directly stored in a file and, if it is the case, it will read in this file rather than in memory (using the methods described below).

	<font color=#FF0000>Important remark : data stored in files are using units as described in the list [[Output#List of available variables\|here]]. On the contrary, when we get data directly from Java code, these data will be allways in '''SI''' units !</font>		<font color=#FF0000>Important remark : data stored in files are using units as described in the list [[Output#List of available variables\|here]]. On the contrary, when we get data directly from Java code, these data will be allways in '''<font color=#FF0000 title="from the French Système international (d'unités)">SI</font>''' units !</font>
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	== Some new util methods ==		== Some new util methods ==

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	Note that to get those lists of spacecraft states and/or variables, it is not necessary to have stored them in memory. Indeed, <font color=#556B2F>'''PSIMU'''</font> is able to know if data has been directly stored in a file and, if it is the case, it will read in this file rather than in memory (using the methods described below).		Note that to get those lists of spacecraft states and/or variables, it is not necessary to have stored them in memory. Indeed, <font color=#556B2F>'''PSIMU'''</font> is able to know if data has been directly stored in a file and, if it is the case, it will read in this file rather than in memory (using the methods described below).

	<font color=#FF0000>Important remark : data stored in files are using units as described in the list [[Output#List of available variables\|here]]. On the contrary, when we get data directly from ~~<font color=#FF8C00>~~Java~~</font>~~ code, these data will be allways in '''SI''' units !</font>		<font color=#FF0000>Important remark : data stored in files are using units as described in the list [[Output#List of available variables\|here]]. On the contrary, when we get data directly from Java code, these data will be allways in '''SI''' units !</font>

	== Some new util methods ==		== Some new util methods ==

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	Note that to get those lists of spacecraft states and/or variables, it is not necessary to have stored them in memory. Indeed, <font color=#556B2F>'''PSIMU'''</font> is able to know if data has been directly stored in a file and, if it is the case, it will read in this file rather than in memory (using the methods described below).		Note that to get those lists of spacecraft states and/or variables, it is not necessary to have stored them in memory. Indeed, <font color=#556B2F>'''PSIMU'''</font> is able to know if data has been directly stored in a file and, if it is the case, it will read in this file rather than in memory (using the methods described below).

	<font color=#~~556B2F~~>Important remark : data stored in files are using units as described in the list [[Output#List of available variables\|here]]. On the contrary, when we get data directly from <font color=#FF8C00>Java</font> code, these data will be allways in '''SI''' units !</font>		<font color=#FF0000>Important remark : data stored in files are using units as described in the list [[Output#List of available variables\|here]]. On the contrary, when we get data directly from <font color=#FF8C00>Java</font> code, these data will be allways in '''SI''' units !</font>

	== Some new util methods ==		== Some new util methods ==

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	Note that to get those lists of spacecraft states and/or variables, it is not necessary to have stored them in memory. Indeed, <font color=#556B2F>'''PSIMU'''</font> is able to know if data has been directly stored in a file and, if it is the case, it will read in this file rather than in memory (using the methods described below).		Note that to get those lists of spacecraft states and/or variables, it is not necessary to have stored them in memory. Indeed, <font color=#556B2F>'''PSIMU'''</font> is able to know if data has been directly stored in a file and, if it is the case, it will read in this file rather than in memory (using the methods described below).

			<font color=#556B2F>Important remark : data stored in files are using units as described in the list [[Output#List of available variables\|here]]. On the contrary, when we get data directly from <font color=#FF8C00>Java</font> code, these data will be allways in '''SI''' units !</font>

	== Some new util methods ==		== Some new util methods ==

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	=== New fashion (since V11.4) ===		=== New fashion (since V11.4) ===

	~~Now, it is possible to combine any kind of output modes as explained [[Propagation#New_fashion_(since_V11.4)\|here]].~~

	* StorageType.'''MEMORY_SC''' (ex StorageType.'''MEMORY''') ⇒ spacecraft states memory stored		* StorageType.'''MEMORY_SC''' (ex StorageType.'''MEMORY''') ⇒ spacecraft states memory stored

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	Now, it is possible to combine any kind of output modes as explained [[Propagation#New_fashion_(since_V11.4)\|here]].		Now, it is possible to combine any kind of output modes as explained [[Propagation#New_fashion_(since_V11.4)\|here]].

			* StorageType.'''MEMORY_SC''' (ex StorageType.'''MEMORY''') ⇒ spacecraft states memory stored
			* StorageType.'''MEMORY_COL''' ⇒ output variables memory stored; possibility to get them using <font color=#4169E1>getVarsList()</font>, <font color=#4169E1>getVars(index)</font>, <font color=#4169E1>getVar(index,key)</font> methods
			* StorageType.'''MEMORY_ALL''' ⇒ '''MEMORY_SC''' et '''MEMORY_COL'''
			* StorageType.'''NONE''' ⇒ no memory storage

			* StorageType.'''FILE_SC''' (ex StorageType.'''FILE_SC_BINARY''') ⇒ spacecraft states stored in a file
			* StorageType.'''FILE_COL''' (ex StorageType.'''FILE_COLUMNS''') ⇒ output variables stored in a file
			* StorageType.'''FILE_ALL''' ⇒ StorageType.'''FILE_SC''' et StorageType.'''FILE_COL'''
			* StorageType.'''NONE''' ⇒ no files

			In order to differentiate memory vs file choice, the <font color=#4169E1>propagateInMasterMode()</font> method can accept both states as in the examples below:

			<syntaxhighlight lang="java">
			test.propagateInMasterMode(output, events, StorageType.MEMORY_SC, StorageType.NONE);
			</syntaxhighlight>

			⇒ only spacecraft states memory stored (equivalent to the old '''MEMORY''' state)

			<syntaxhighlight lang="java">
			test.propagateInMasterMode(output, events, StorageType.NONE, StorageType.File_COL);
			</syntaxhighlight>

			⇒ no memory storage and output variables stored in a file (as the old '''FILE_COLUMNS''' state)

			<syntaxhighlight lang="java">
			test.propagateInMasterMode(output, events, StorageType.MEMORY_SC, StorageType.File_ALL);
			</syntaxhighlight>

			⇒ spacecraft states stored both in memory and file as output variables will be stored in a file.

			At last, to manage output variables as spacecraft states, these methods are available:

			* <font color=#4169E1>getVariablesList()</font>, <font color=#4169E1>getVariablesWithoutEventsList()</font>, <font color=#4169E1>getVariablesOnlyEventsList()</font>
			* <font color=#4169E1>getVariables(index)</font>, <font color=#4169E1>getVariablesWithoutEvents(index)</font>, <font color=#4169E1>getVariablesOnlyEvents(index)</font>
			* <font color=#4169E1>getVariable (index, key)</font>, <font color=#4169E1>getVariableWithoutEvents(index, key)</font>, <font color=#4169E1>getVariableOnlyEvents(index, key)</font>

			Note that to get those lists of spacecraft states and/or variables, it is not necessary to have stored them in memory. Indeed, <font color=#556B2F>'''PSIMU'''</font> is able to know if data has been directly stored in a file and, if it is the case, it will read in this file rather than in memory (using the methods described below).

	== Some new util methods ==		== Some new util methods ==

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 === New fashion (since V11.4) ===
-Now, it is possible to combine any kind of output modes, using the following states:
+Now, it is possible to combine any kind of output modes as explained [[Propagation#New_fashion_(since_V11.4)|here]].
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