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
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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.
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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.
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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.