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--- developers:topics_and_relevances [2018/05/26 20:44] – Xavier Gonze
+++ developers:topics_and_relevances [2019/10/24 00:42] (current) – removed Matteo Giantomassi
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-====== Topics and relevances (obsolete) ======
-** THE INFORMATION ABOUT THE MANAGEMENT OF THE DOCUMENTATION HAS BEEN TRANSFERRED TO THE MAIN ABINIT SITE, AT
-https://docs.abinit.org/developers/abimkdocs **
-Since the beginning of the ABINIT HTML documentation, every input variable
-has been required to belong to a "varset" (set of variables, e.g. varbas, varfil, ...).\\
-However, starting
-in Summer 2017, we require every input variable to be also mentioned in at least one of the
-documentation "topics" and, for such topic, to be characterized by a "relevance".\\
-The allowed list of relevances (a generic list, irrespective of the topic) is contained in the file ~abinit/doc/topics/origin_files/list_relevances.yml . Standard names are:
-  - "compulsory" (when such input variable MUST be present in the input file when the "feature" of the topic is activated);
-  - "basic" (when such input variable is usually explicitly specified in the standard usage, although the default might be adequate);
-  - "useful" (when the default value is used most of the time);
-  - "expert" (when only expert users should use other values than the default).\\
-Other relevance names have been allowed for specific topics, in which such a classification (compulsory/basic/useful/expert) is not an adequate one.\\
-In order to specify the (possibly several) combinations of topic+relevance to which an input variable is rattached,
-the field "topics" is used inside the ~abinit/doc/input_variables/generated_doc/abinit_vars.yml file
-(and can be filled thanks to the use of the Abivars.jar GUI).\\
-Some examples ...
-  * for dmatpawu : "DFT+U_useful"
-  * for mdwall : "MolecularDynamics_expert"
-  * for gwpara : "parallelism_useful, GW_basic".\\
-The latter is a case where one input variable is associated to two topics, with a different relevance for topic "parallelism" and topic "GW".