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--- 01_user_documentation:05_object:08_parameter:01_parameter [2025/09/08 12:33] – gaetan
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 Only attributes from [[:01_user_documentation:07_rgg_xl:02_xl:10_rgg_addition:02_rgg|RGG]] can be linked to parameters (for instance fields at root of .rgg files can, but fields in module cannot).
-====== Declare parameters ======
+======  ======
-Parameters are declared with the annotations ''@IsParameter'', and ''@AllAsParameter''.
+{{namespace>01_user_documentation:05_object:08_parameter:01_parameter}}
-===== Single parameter =====
-Parameter can be declared on single fields with ''@IsParameter''.
-<code java>
-@IsParameter
-float f1;
-</code>
-===== All parameter in RGG =====
-Parameters can be declared every applicable fields of an RGG with ''@AllAsParameter''.
-<code java>
-@AllAsParameter
-float f1;
-Object o1;
-</code>
-====== Explicitly use Parameter manager ======
-By default, parameter are added to the [[:01_user_documentation:03_interacting_with_groimp:08_parameter:05_parameter_manager:01_default|default parameter manager]]. It is possible to link them to a specific parameter manager either by:
-  * Creating a new one based on a type
-  * Referring to an existing one by name
-===== By type =====
-This refer or create a new "default" parameter manager of the given type.
-<code java>
-@IsParameter(type=EmptyParameterManager.class)
-float f1;
-</code>
-===== By name =====
-<code java>
-@AddParameterManager(name="envParam", type=FileParameterManager.class)
-@IsParameter("envParam")
-float f1;
-</code>