Metis Smart Modeling - Debug
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=== Using breakpoints === | === Using breakpoints === | ||
| - | The debugger tool included in Metis Smart Modeling allows to set breakpoints throughout the execution of an imported Metis Smart Quotes environment. Those breakpoints can be used to stop a step-by-step execution at a specific place or time of the offer. For example at the beginning of one of the systems included in the offer or when a specific [[Metis_Smart_Modeling_-_Variables|variable]] changes value. This can be very useful to pinpoint a problem in a model based on certain values. | + | The debugger tool included in Metis Smart Modeling allows to set breakpoints throughout the execution of an imported Metis Smart Quotes environment. Those breakpoints can be used to stop a step-by-step execution at a specific place or time of the offer. For example at the beginning of one of the [[Metis_Smart_Modeling_-_Systems|systems]] included in the offer or when a specific [[Metis_Smart_Modeling_-_Variables|variable]] changes value. This can be very useful to pinpoint a problem in a model based on certain values. |
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1. '''In the execution steps''' | 1. '''In the execution steps''' | ||
| - | In the Metis Smart Modeling debugger window, the top table shows the complete content of the imported environment (Offer, system and applications, models used, group of rules and rules which are executed). Each line listed in the table represents one of the steps of the execution process. Break-point can be set of any of those lines simply by clicking once the leftmost "grayed" column of the table. this add a small red dot to the line showing the user that the step-by-step will stop before executing this line in the process. | + | In the Metis Smart Modeling debugger window, the top table shows the complete content of the imported environment (Offer, [[Metis_Smart_Modeling_-_Systems|system]] and applications, models used, group of rules and rules which are executed). Each line listed in the table represents one of the steps of the execution process. Break-point can be set of any of those lines simply by clicking once the leftmost "grayed" column of the table. this add a small red dot to the line showing the user that the step-by-step will stop before executing this line in the process. |
In order to jump from one break-point the other, use the "Next Break-point" button. | In order to jump from one break-point the other, use the "Next Break-point" button. | ||