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void set_derived( const char * name)
Java: void Set_derived( String name)
[Declared in "../coresys/common/kdu_params.h"]
Marks the attribute identified by name as holding automatically derived (generated, or synthesized) data which might not be treated in the same way as original data, explicitly specified by an application or user. In particular, derived attributes might be skipped in the inheritance chain used by the get member function, if its allow_derived argument is false. Also, derived attributes can be skipped during textualization if the textualize_attributes function's skip_derived argument is true.
Attribute names are unique across all clusters. If necessary, a full string match is performed on the attribute name, but you would do well to use one of the pre-defined macros for the relevant derived parameter class. These are documented with the derived classes themselves.