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These arguments should not be used if done has been set to True or OK to False.
This 3 arguments should be a simple global variables, not formulas or constants. The global variables may already exist before the procedure is called, in which case their contents will be lost, but they may also be an variables that have sofar not been used.
The coordinates are returned as Numbers with unit cm, no matter the coordinate system that is used.
This argument should not be used if done has been set to True or OK to False.
The precise interpretation of the energy that is returned depends on the clustering model that is in effect:
This argument should be a simple global variable, not a formula or a constant. The global variable may already exist before the procedure is called, in which case its contents will be lost, but it may also be an variable that has sofar not been used. The argument is of type Number after the call.
This argument should not be used if done has been set to True or OK to False.
This argument should be a simple global variable, not a formula or a constant. The global variable may already exist before the procedure is called, in which case its contents will be lost, but it may also be an variable that has sofar not been used.
Reasons for this to occur are
Note the difference between this parameter and OK, the latter is set to False if an error has been detected generating the clusters, for instance because of buffer overflow in Heed.
DONE is set to False if a cluster has been generated successfully.
This argument should be a simple global variable, not a formula or a constant. The global variable may already exist before the procedure is called, in which case its contents will be lost, but it may also be an variable that has sofar not been used.
Formatted on 0106-10- at 19:36.