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| ===== Overview ===== | ===== Overview ===== | ||
| - | Any model can be saved as a EGOML document. The resulting file uses the extension ".egoml"((The old extension ".xml" still supported for backward compatibility.)) | + | Any model can be saved as a EGOML document. The resulting file uses the extension ".egoml"((The old extension ".xml" still supported for backward compatibility.)). |
| Below, it is an example of a EGOML script used to load a map, calculate an image convolution and save the result: | Below, it is an example of a EGOML script used to load a map, calculate an image convolution and save the result: | ||
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| - | EGOML/XML format used to be the only format that could accept incomplete scripts, scripts having functors whose input and output ports are neither bound nor edited. However, since version 1.9, it is possible to save and load an incomplete [[EGO Script]] as well. This feature is useful to save models in the first development stages. | + | EGOML/XML format used to be the only format that could accept incomplete scripts, scripts having functors whose input and output ports are neither bound nor edited. However, since version 2.0, it is possible to save and load an incomplete [[EGO Script]] as well. This feature is useful to save models in the first development stages. |
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