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• To edit the simulation sequence for the current scenario—Click the Edit
Simulation Sequence… button in the detailed Configure/Run DES dialog
box.
The Simulation Sequence Editor contains a treeview listing the simulation sets
in the sequence. Simulation sets that contain multiple runs can be expanded to
show each run. If a set contains multiple runs, the area to the right of the
treeview shows the name of each attribute with multiple values and the attribute
values used for each run. Checkboxes next to each simulation set and run let
you specify which runs should be executed.
Menus
The Simulation Sequence Editor provides many operations for creating and
working with network models. You access these operations from the Simulation
Sequence Editor menu bar, which contains the following menus:
Edit Contains operations that allow you to edit the Edit Menu on
environment attributes that control program operation page ER-2-5
and to manipulate text and objects
Objects Contains operations that create objects within the Objects Menu on
Simulation Sequence Editor workspace page ER-16-3
Windows Lists all open editor windows and allows you to make Windows Menu on
one active page ER-2-7
In addition to the menu items, the Simulation Sequence Editor provides two
pop-up menus:
Note—The editor menus on your machine might vary from those described
here, particularly if there has been any UI customization or use of ETS.
Objects Menu
The Objects menu includes an operation for creating objects in the Simulation
Sequence Editor workspace.
Create Simulation Set Creates an object that defines the Create Simulation Set
attributes needed for one simulation on page ER-16-5
run (or for multiple runs, when a range
of values is defined)
Simulation Menu
The Simulation menu includes operations for running simulations and viewing
the DES log.
Run Simulation Executes the current simulation sequence. Run Simulation Sequence
Sequence on page ER-16-6
Open DES Log Displays the log of discrete event Open DES Log on
simulation errors and significant events. page ER-16-6
Pop-Up Menus
Simulation Set Pop-Up Menu
When you right-click on simulation set in the Simulation Sequence Editor
treeview, a pop-up menu with the following operations opens:
Edit Attributes Opens the Simulation Set dialog box for Edit Attributes on
configuring a simulation set. page ER-16-5
Execute All Runs in Set Begins executing every simulation run Execute… on
in the set. (This operation appears only page ER-16-6
when one or more runs are
unselected.)
Show Set Info Shows a list containing the complete Show… Info on
configuration of the simulation set and page ER-16-7
any attribute values that vary across
runs.
Show Run Info Shows a list containing the complete Show… Info on
configuration of the simulation run. page ER-16-7
Toolbar Buttons
The Simulation Sequence Editor has toolbar buttons for frequently-used
operations.
1 2 3
The following table lists the name of each toolbar button—the name appears as
a tooltip when you rest the cursor on the button—and its equivalent menu
command. To configure the toolbar buttons, see Configuring the Toolbar on
page ER-1-7.
3 Display Error and Simulation Event Simulation > Open DES Log
Information
Operations
This section describes the operations available on the various menus of the
Simulation Sequence Editor:
• Edit Attributes
• Execute…
• Show… Info
Edit Attributes
This operation lets you configure the attributes of a simulation set. It opens a
Simulation Set dialog box (similar to the detailed Configure/Run DES dialog
box).
For a description of the dialog box, see Configure/Run DES Dialog Box
(Detailed) on page ITG-3-94.
Execute…
The three Execute… operations on the Simulation Sequence Editor pop-up
menus all start one or more simulation runs, as follows:
For a description of the simulation log browser, see Open DES Log on
page ITG-3-19.
Show… Info
The Show Run Info and Show Set Info operations on the Simulation Sequence
Editor pop-up menus open a window that displays information about the
configuration of the simulation set or run that was right-clicked. This information
includes the simulation invocation, contents of environment files, and all
attribute values. This information is available also by clicking the Preview
Simulation Sequence button in the Configure/Run DES dialog box.