FiniteManeuverSegmentCreateLimitedFuelStoppingCondition Method (Scalar, Double, String, Boolean) | 
 
            Creates a 
ScalarStoppingCondition that will stop when the quantity of fuel reaches the specified value.
            By default, the tolerance of the returned condition will be 1e-10.
            
 
    Namespace: 
   AGI.Foundation.SegmentPropagation
    Assembly:
   AGI.Foundation.SegmentPropagation (in AGI.Foundation.SegmentPropagation.dll) Version: 25.1.421.0 (25.1.421.0)
Syntaxpublic static ScalarStoppingCondition CreateLimitedFuelStoppingCondition(
	Scalar fuelAmount,
	double fuelAmountThreshold,
	string stoppingConditionIdentification,
	bool stopPropagation
)
Public Shared Function CreateLimitedFuelStoppingCondition ( 
	fuelAmount As Scalar,
	fuelAmountThreshold As Double,
	stoppingConditionIdentification As String,
	stopPropagation As Boolean
) As ScalarStoppingCondition
public:
static ScalarStoppingCondition^ CreateLimitedFuelStoppingCondition(
	Scalar^ fuelAmount, 
	double fuelAmountThreshold, 
	String^ stoppingConditionIdentification, 
	bool stopPropagation
)
static member CreateLimitedFuelStoppingCondition : 
        fuelAmount : Scalar * 
        fuelAmountThreshold : float * 
        stoppingConditionIdentification : string * 
        stopPropagation : bool -> ScalarStoppingCondition 
Parameters
- fuelAmount
 - Type: AGI.Foundation.GeometryScalar
The amount of fuel, often the 
            IntegrationValue of a 
            PropagationScalar. - fuelAmountThreshold
 - Type: SystemDouble
The amount of fuel that the returned condition will stop at. - stoppingConditionIdentification
 - Type: SystemString
A name for the StoppingCondition. - stopPropagation
 - Type: SystemBoolean
Indicates if the StoppingCondition actually stops propagation, or if it
            should only indicate when fuel runs out but allow propagation continue with 0 fuel remaining. 
Return Value
Type: 
ScalarStoppingConditionA 
ScalarStoppingCondition that will stop when the fuel amount reaches the specified value.
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