defineCosts: Define the costs that go into breeding Default for some costs...
In BreedingSchemeLanguage: Describe and Simulate Breeding Schemes

Define the costs that go into breeding Default for some costs is zero because they probably belong to fixed costs

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defineCosts(sEnv = NULL, phenoCost = NULL, genoCost = 0.25,
  crossCost = 1, selfCost = 1, doubHapCost = 5, predCost = 0,
  selectCost = 0, locCost = 0, yearCost = 0)

`sEnv`	the environment that BSL functions operate in. Default is "simEnv" so use that to avoid specifying when calling functions
`phenoCost`	named vector: names are the plot types and contents are the cost for one plot of that type (default: Standard=1; if plotTypes have been defined in defineVariances and phenoCost is not specified, all plotTypes are given a cost of 1)
`genoCost`	scalar: cost to genotype one individual default (0.25)
`crossCost`	scalar: cost of creating a new individual from a cross (1)
`selfCost`	scalar: the cost of creating a selfed seed (1)
`doubHapCost`	scalar: the cost of creating a doubled haploid seed (5)
`predCost`	scalar: the cost of running the analysis to make predictions (0)
`selectCost`	scalar: the cost of running the analysis to do selection (0)
`locCost`	scalar: the cost of maintaining a location for a year (0)
`yearCost`	scalar: the cost of program upkeep for a year (0)