vpl.in

# Template vpl.in file for vspace generation of files for Io tidal heat validation
sSystemName	ioheat		# System Name
iVerbose	5			# Verbosity level
bOverwrite	1			# Allow file overwrites?

# All space after a # is ignored, as is white space
# The first lowercase letter(s) denote the cast: b=boolean, i=int, d=double,
# s=string. An "a" indicates an array and multiple arguments are allowed/expected.

# List of "body files" that contain body-specific parameters
saBodyFiles	jupiter.in $	# Jupiter's input file
					  io.in 			 	# Io's input file

# Array options can continue to the next line with a terminating "$". The $ can be
# at the end of the string or not. Comments are allowed afterwards.

# Input/Output Units
sUnitMass	  Jup		  # Options: gram, kg, Earth, Neptune, Jupiter, solar
sUnitLength	jUpit	  # Options: cm, m, km, Earth, Jupiter, solar, AU
sUnitTime	  day		  # Options: sec, day, year, Myr, Gyr
sUnitAngle	d		    # Options: deg, rad
sUnitTemp   K       # Options: Kelvin, Celsius, Farenheit

# Units specified in the primary input file are propagated into the bodies.
# Otherwise specifiy units on a per body basis in the body files.
# Most string arguments can be in any case and need only be unambiguous.

# Input/Output
bDoLog		1					# Write a log file?
iDigits		6					# Maximum number of digits to right of decimal

# Option names must be exact in spelling and case.

# If no forward or backward integrations are requested, but a log file is, then
# the log file will be generated. Useful for parameter space surveys.

# Some options are only permitted in the primary file, some are forbidden.
# See the online documentation of vplanet for the rules