The Model Browser is an implimentation of the Prefuse Information Visualization Toolkit which reads GraphML data generated by the JSim compiler to graphically represent variables and their dependencies or other relationships between variables.

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JSim users normally use the Graphic User Interface(GUI) for routine modeling work. However, for debugging and batch processing, it is sometimes useful to run JSim models via the command line. The program jsbatch provides this functionality and is described in this document.

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Preface

JSim Run-Time Markup Language (RTML) is an XML dialect that specifies the run-time appearance of a compiled model in terms of pages and menus. There are two RTML documents associated with any JSim model: the default RTML and the custom RTML. The default RTML is generated internally and produces the familiar "Inputs", "Outputs", "Solvers" and "Function generator" pages in a model's "Run time" tab.

This documents provides the complete current specification for the JSim Run-Time Markup Language (RTML).

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• Introduction to JSim RTML

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Function generators allow JSim models to be driven by test signals or experimental reference data.

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• Introduction to the JSim GUI (required)
• Data Files and Project Data Sets (recommended) 

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Introduction

A JSim project is data structure that preserves a related set of models, parameter sets, data sets, plot pages, text-based notes and images. This document discusses JSim projects and some basics of manipulating them in the JSim user environment, although no attempt is made to be exhaustive.

Prerequisites:

• Introduction to the JSim GUI

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Introduction

JSim Data Sets are portions of a JSim project that represent numeric data captured from experimental measurements or previous model runs. This document describes how to load data sets into a JSim project, some typical uses for them once they are loaded, and how to export data to external files.

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• Introduction to the JSim GUI (required)
• JSim Projects (recommended)

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Introduction

This reference describes options for launching JSim and controlling its appearance and basic behaviour. It assumes the user is somewhat familiar with JSim. Contents:

• Starting JSim
• Getting help
• The user preferences file
• Command-line switches
• JSim environmental variables
• Comments or Questions?

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Starting JSim

JSim may be launched in three ways:

Introduction

This document describes the process of defining and using C procedural code within MML models. The MML mechanisms used are called functions and procedures (F&P). The functionality described here is somewhat problematic under Windows.

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Introduction

Functions and procedures are mechanisms for incorporating code from procedural languages such as Java, C, C++, Fortran and Matlab into MML models. Some general principles are explained in this document, and pointers to implementation of specific languages are provided.

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