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--- ide_monitor [2020/05/04 15:27] – [Debug Expression] admin
+++ ide_monitor [2024/01/02 19:37] (current) – external edit 127.0.0.1
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 //Execution Monitor// monitors the model execution progress status and allows execution of debugging scripts. The execution stats include the execution status, estimation of execution progress % and model coverage.
-{{http://TestOptimal.com/img/IDE_MonitorTab.png?600x400}}
+{{wiki:idescreen:ide_monitor.png?500}}
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   * 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)
   * 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 //$SYS// may depend on the thread context and thus will not return the correct value since your script will be running in a new thread. Below are the list of these functions in //$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 a 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
+The results from the script execution are displayed below the script editor.
+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
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   * getCurDataSet
   * getCurTravUID
-  * setTransGuardHint
+  * getData
   * setCurTransSatisfyingHint
+  * setTransGuardHint