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Projects and Entities 2.4 Library projects Project libraries are projects marked by the user as such to indicate that they contain potentially re-usable components. Project libraries are marked in green and always appear at the top of the Project tree. Their purpose is to enhance the management, usability and operability of generic Models and Tasks. They can contain all entity types and can cross-reference other libraries/projects. The gPROMS Process Model Library (PML) makes extensive use of this new concept. Entities in a library project can be used by another project opened in ModelBuilder if: the library is open in ModelBuilder, and the library is cross-referenced by the project 2.4.1 Creation of libraries Any project can be converted into a library and vice versa. To create a library from a project: Open the “Properties” tab of the project:, Check the “library project” checkbox to convert to project into a library (Figure 2.6). Similarly, a library can be converted into a project by following step 1 and un-checking the “library project” checkbox. 2.4.2 Display of libraries in the project tree Libraries can be displayed or hidden in the project tree in two alternative manners: click on “View” on the ModelBuilder top bar menu and select “display libraries” in the scroll-down menu (a check next to the option marks if it is on or off) Ctrl+D to toggle between displayed and hidden libraries Note: the selection is permanently saved for the next time you open ModelBuilder. 16
2.5 Model palette 17 Model palette The Model palette (Figure 2.10) graphically displays the Model Entities contained in open Projects (and Library projects) and provides an alternative view to the Project tree. All Models that have an icon defined (see Section 4.2.1) are shown on the Model palette 9 . The Models are grouped by the Projects to which they belong. The Model palette provides a graphical view of models that can be used to build flowsheets. Tabs to switch between Project tree view and Model palette view 2.5.1 Displaying the Model palette To display the Model palette (see Figure 2.10): Model palette Figure 2.10 Model palette click on “View” in the ModelBuilder top bar menu select “Model palette” in the scroll-down menu (a check next to the option marks if it is on or off) The model palette window will appear on the left hand side. If the Project tree is also open, a tab at the bottom of the window will allow the user to toggle between the Project tree and the Model palette. The arrow to the left of the Project name allows the palette for each Project to be collapsed and expanded. Selecting a Model on the Palette displays the description of the Model Entity (refer to Section 2.2.1). 9 Models will only appear on the palette if the “Show in palette” option is checked on their Properties tabs.
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