% A dialogue after starting the program will allow the user to chooose a
% different specific file name for the output data within the above folder.
% '.mat' will be appended to the specified file name.

% Data for these compounds is stored in data_cmpds(:,i)
% Time data is always saved in data_time(:)
	
monitor_cmpds = {
          'A';
          'B';
          'C';
          'D';
          'E';
          };
 
% Select which compounds to plot. Each plot_cmpds{number} is in the 
% 	same figure window. Can use plot_cmpds = {'all'} if you want plot 
% 	all of the monitor_cmpds in its own figure window
% Each compound to be plotted must also be monitored

plot_cmpds{1} = {'A' };
plot_cmpds{2} = {'B' };
plot_cmpds{3} = {'C' };
plot_cmpds{4} = {'D' };
plot_cmpds{5} = {'E' };
 
% plot_interval = -1 means do no plots
% plot_interval = 0 means plot at end of each successful timestep (so 
%		most likely the time axis won't be at regular intervals)
% plot_interval = any other positive number means make a plot when time
% 	exceeds the next multiple of the positive value.  
% plot_interval = any negative integer other than -1 means plot at each
%     timestep that is a multiple of the abs value of this value (i.e. 
%     -3 means create the plot at the end of every 3 successful
%	timesteps).

plot_interval = 1000;
            
eventlog_flag = 1; 
eventlog_maxelements = 1000000;
snapshot_interval = 10; 
            
output_filename = 'test1'; 

