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ide_monitor [2020/05/04 15:38]
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ide_monitor [2021/01/05 03:00] (current)
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   * Status - model execution status, STARTED, PAUSED, ENDED or ERRORED.   * Status - model execution status, STARTED, PAUSED, ENDED or ERRORED.
-  * Virtual Users - number of virtual users (threads) specified in [[Execution Setting]].+  * Virtual Users - number of virtual users (threads) specified in //Execution Settings//.
   * Running - active virtual users (threads)   * Running - active virtual users (threads)
   * Start Time - model execution start date and time   * Start Time - model execution start date and time
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-==== Debug Expression ==== +==== Debug Console====
-//Debug Expression// allows you to run scripts while the model is executing or execution is paused.  Script will be executed on a randomly selected virtual user (thread) if more than one is running.+
  
-The results from the script execution are displayed in JSON.+{{wiki:idescreen:ide_monitor_codeassist.png}}
  
-Be aware that if some of functions in //$SYS// may depend on the thread context and thus will not return the correct value since your script will be running in new thread. Below are the list of these functions in //$SYS//:+//Debug Console// allows you to run scripts while the model is executing or execution is paused.  If more than one is running, script will be executed on randomly selected virtual user (thread
  
 +Script editor is a simplified [[ide_script | Script Editor ]].  You can run the debug scripts in the following:
 +  * run line - run script on current line
 +  * run selected - run selected script lines or script expression
 +  * run all - run all script lines
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 +The results from the script execution are displayed below the script editor.
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 +Be aware that some of functions in //$SYS// may depend on the thread context and thus will not return the correct result since your script will be running in a new thread. Below are the list of these functions in //$SYS//:
  
   * getCurState   * getCurState