Additional manual version 3.9b (colors)
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Place 17 and 26
Place 17, the parameters:
You have to change the scrollbars for the parameters of the model ('NumberChooser') and the number of them: 'Ni'=2:
a. the nickname of the parameter (a textstring) (here: 'Tap 1' and 'Tap 2')
b. the unity of the parameter (a textstring) (here: '[liter/sec]' and [liter/sec])
c. the default value of the parameter ('P0') (here: 0.0 and 0.0)
d. the minimum value ('Pmin') (here: 0.0 and 0.0)
e. the maximum value ('Pmax') (here: 1.0 and 1.0)
f. the background color (here: 255,251,131) (only in version 3.9b and 4.0x)
g. the foreground color (here: blue) (only in version 3.9b and 4.0x)
h. the distance between two scrollbars (here: 5) (only in version 3.9b and 4.0x)
Place 26, the output:
You have to change the numbers of the output elements (if you want). You can present the value of a variable into a graph or into a counter.
- a. graphical outputs (here: 3) (3 graphs) (so 'No'=3).
The colors here are 'red', 'green' and 'orange';
- b. outputs with counters (here: 4) (4 counters) (so 'Nt'=4).
The nicknames (next to the counters) here are - by any chance - 'Volume 1', 'Volume 2', 'Volume 3' and 'time [min]:';
- c. background color of the the two parts of the counter (here: the upper (static) part 255,251,131 and the lower (dynamical) part white) (only in version 3.9b and 4.0x);
- d. foreground color of the textstring (here: blue) and the color of the digits of the counter (here: red) (only in version 3.9b and 4.0x).
You have the freedom to change the number of some objects (if you wants). When you want and do this, you have to copy and paste some statements. Be careful.
- 'Ni', the number of input elements ('scrollbars'). You have to declare - just the amount you need - the statements with 'Input1' and 'Input2'.
- 'No', the number of output variabeles ('graphs'). You have to declare - just the amount you need - the statements with 'Graph1', 'Graph2', Graph3.
- 'Nt', the number counters ('tellers'). You have to declare - just the amount you need - the statements with 'Text1', 'Text2', 'Text3' and 'Text4' and the statements with 'Label1', 'Label2', 'Label3' and 'Label4'. See the java source and than you understand it.
- 'Nr', the number of rules ('rules'). You have to declare - just the amount you need - the statements with xxxx. See the java source and than you understand it.
From this kind of objects you always take more or less. Be attention to declare this in the top of the source-listing.
Enschede, sept. 7, 2000; updated 2004.