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A typical piece of input file could be like this:
print_gid_group_data ... (print in the gid files distributed group data so that you get a plot of it)
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control_distribute 10 ... (distribute something with correlation in space)
control_distribute_parameters 10 ...
control_distribute_correlation_length 10 ...
control_distribute 20 ... (distribute something else without correlation in space)
control_distribute_parameters 20 ...
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control_timestep 30 ... (do timesteps)
control_timestep_iterations_automatic 30 ... (with automatic timestepping)
control_timestep_iterations_automatic_stop 30 -continue (don't abort the calculation if the minimum step size is reached, e.g. in a stability calculation)
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control_print_data_versus_data 40 ... (save data for repeats in a dvd file)
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control_repeat 50 100 10 (jump 100 times back to control index 10)
control_repeat_save 50 ... (select results to be saved for each repeat)
control_repeat_save_calculate 50 -yes (perform statistical analysis on saved results)
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control_print_gid 100 -yes
control_print 100 -repeat_save_result -repeat_save_calculate_result
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