Launching a Model in Debug Mode
Launching a model in debug mode allows you to suspend and
resume the program, inspect variables, and evaluate expressions using
the debugger.
To launch a model
in
debug mode
- In the Projects
view, right-click (Mac OS: Ctrl+click) the experiment,
which you
want to launch, and choose Debug
from the popup menu, or
Click the arrow to the right of the Debug
toolbar
button, or choose Model >
Debug
from the main menu,
and choose the experiment you want to launch from the
drop-down list.
- Your model is now launched in debug mode and the
launched process appears in the Debug view.
- The model will run until the breakpoint is
reached. When the breakpoint is hit, execution is suspended,
and AnyLogic IDE window (with the Debug
perspective opened) is made active.
- You can end a debugging
session by allowing the model to run
to completion or by terminating it.
- You can continue to step over the code with the Step
buttons until the model completes.
- You can click the Resume (
) button to allow the model to
run until the next breakpoint is encountered or until the model
is completed.
- You can click the Terminate
button in
the toolbar of the Console
view to terminate the model.