[PDP-discuss] Using input layer for both input and target?

[Frank Leoné]

I made a script alright and it works. Possibly it is also useful for other, 
so, this is the code:

void setEventSpecs (int numEnv, int numSpecOne, int numSpecOther)
{
	int e = 0;
	int t = 0;
	for (e = 0; e < .projects.environments[numEnv].events.gp.size; e++)
		for (t = 0; t < .projects.environments[numEnv].events.gp[e].size; t++)
		{
			if (t == 0)
				.projects[0].environments[numEnv].events.gp[e][t].spec.spec = 
.projects[0].environments[numEnv].event_specs[numSpecOne];
					else
				.projects[0].environments[numEnv].events.gp[e][t].spec.spec = 
.projects[0].environments[numEnv].event_specs[numSpecOther];
	}
}

It receives the number of the environment, the number of the event spec for 
the first event and the number of the event spec for the other events. Next 
it just applies them.

It should be easy enough to change it to a more general case, e.g. by using 
an array of targetspecs with the same length as one group of events and 
applying them.

void setEventSpecs (int numEnv, int targetSpecs[])
{
	int e = 0;
	int t = 0;
	for (e = 0; e < .projects.environments[numEnv].events.gp.size; e++)
		for (t = 0; t < .projects.environments[numEnv].events.gp[e].size; t++)
		{
				.projects[0].environments[numEnv].events.gp[e][t].spec.spec = 
targetSpecs[t];
	}
}

Didn't test this one, but should work. Hopefully its useful for someone and 
something like this can be included in the upcoming version.

    kind regards,

       Frank

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