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Concept of copying devices
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Posted by stuart on Saturday, 27 February 2010, at 5:21 p.m.
Basic question for all the experts out there: When copying a device, is it best to copy a device using the live data (L), and then apply the accumulations to each new, copied version? Or can you (or should you) copy a _D or _M version of a device and perform calculations on it. I realize this question is somewhat cryptic, but I'm having some difficulty creating proper calculations, and I think it is because I am copying _D devices and performing calculations instead of performing the calculations first, and them accumulating the result. Am I making any sense?
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