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Projects and Entities click the right mouse button select “New entity” from the shortcut menu give a name to the new entity select the type of entity in the drop-down menu, fill in a description of the entity if desired and click “OK” To delete an entity 2 : select the entity click the right mouse button select delete from the shortcut menu confirm the delete by selecting Yes (alternatively the delete can be cancelled) Note: select several entities simultaneously with the shift and/or control key to delete all. To rename an existing entity 3 : place the pointer on the desired entity click the right mouse button select “Rename” from the shortcut menu fill in the desired name in the dialog window and click OK 2.1.4 Opening and closing an entity editor To open an entity editor 4 : place the pointer on the desired entity click on the right mouse button select “Open” on the shortcut menu ModelBuilder supports both multiple and single editor modes: selected from the Window menu – refer to Section 9.4.4 for further details. When working in multiple editor mode, an entity editor can be closed by clicking on the cross in the top right corner. 2 Alternatively, select the entity press “Delete” in the keyboard. 3 Alternatively, select the desired entity; select “Rename” from the Entity menu. 4 Alternatively, double clicking on an entity will open its editor. 6
2.2 Entity editors 7 Entity editors As mentioned previously, ModelBuilder provides customised editors for each type of entity. Each editor provides a number of tabs, allowing the user to view or alter the different aspects of the entity’s behaviour. This section will cover the two tabs which are present on most of ModelBuilder’s entity editors – the “gPROMS language” and “properties” tabs. Tabs specific to individual entities will be described in subsequent chapters. 2.2.1 The entity properties tab All Entity editors in gPROMS ModelBuilder have an Entity Properties tab (see Figure 2.3) that includes the following information: description of the Entity; this is an arbitrary text provided by the Entity developer(s) for future reference. Entity creation and last modification information, including the user who performed these actions, and their times and dates; this information is read-only as it is constructed and maintained automatically by ModelBuilder. a list of all other Entities on which this Entity depends; again this is read-only information that is constructed and maintained automatically by ModelBuilder. 5 Cross-referenced Entities Figure 2.3: Entity properties Entity description Projects from which crossreferenced are obtained Creation information Last modification information 5 The appearance of a referenced Entity in this list simply indicates that it is required for the correct operation of the current Entity; it does not necessarily imply that the referenced Entity actually exists and/or can be located at this point in the ModelBuilder session.
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