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Teemu Lempinen at 07:18, 12 October 2010

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	''Getting Started with Simantics'' ~~\| [[Project Management]] \| [[Discrete Event System Modelling]]~~ \| [[System Dynamics Modelling~~]] \| [[Ontology Development~~]]		''Getting Started with Simantics'' \| [[System Dynamics Modelling]]
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Juha Kortelainen: /* Toolbars */

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Toolbars

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	In all cases, you can find out what toolbar buttons do by moving your mouse pointer over the button and reading the tooltip that opens. See the list of related reference topics below for a table of all toolbar buttons.		In all cases, you can find out what toolbar buttons do by moving your mouse pointer over the button and reading the tooltip that opens. See the list of related reference topics below for a table of all toolbar buttons.

			=== Keyboard Shortcuts ===

			Keyboard shortcuts are a quick way to perform often used functions, such as saving the model. Simantics follows the common de facto standards for keyboard shortcuts. You can find the shortcut keys for different operations from the menu by the appropriate function.

Juha Kortelainen: /* Introduction to Simantics Concepts and Conventions */

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Introduction to Simantics Concepts and Conventions

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	For more information about the graphical user interface properties, see [http://help.eclipse.org/helios/index.jsp Eclipse documentation].		For more information about the graphical user interface properties, see [http://help.eclipse.org/helios/index.jsp Eclipse documentation].

	=== Simantics Project ~~Management~~ ===		=== Simantics Project Manager ===

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	=== Views ===		=== Views ===

	Views ~~support editors and~~ provide alternative ~~presentations~~ as well as ~~ways~~ to navigate ~~the information~~ in your Workbench. For example, the Model Explorer and other navigation views display model components and other resources that you are working with.		Views provide alternative ways to represent model data as well as to navigate in your Workbench. For example, the Model Explorer and other navigation views display model components and other resources that you are working with.

	Views also have their own menus. To open the menu for a view, click the icon at the left end of the view's title bar. Some views also have their own toolbars. The actions represented by buttons on view toolbars only affect the items within that view.		Views also have their own menus. To open the menu for a view, click the icon at the left end of the view's title bar. Some views also have their own toolbars. The actions represented by buttons on view toolbars only affect the items within that view.
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	By default, editors are stacked in the editor area, but you can choose to tile them in order to view source files simultaneously.		By default, editors are stacked in the editor area, but you can choose to tile them in order to view source files simultaneously.

			=== Editors ===

			Simantics provides several different kind of model and data editors. ...

	=== Toolbars ===		=== Toolbars ===

Juha Kortelainen at 18:34, 3 August 2010

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	== Simantics Installation Instructions ==		== Simantics Installation Instructions ==

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	In all cases, you can find out what toolbar buttons do by moving your mouse pointer over the button and reading the tooltip that opens. See the list of related reference topics below for a table of all toolbar buttons.		In all cases, you can find out what toolbar buttons do by moving your mouse pointer over the button and reading the tooltip that opens. See the list of related reference topics below for a table of all toolbar buttons.


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Juha Kortelainen at 18:27, 3 August 2010

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	== Simantics Installation Instructions ==		== Simantics Installation Instructions ==

Juha Kortelainen at 18:27, 3 August 2010

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	== Simantics Installation Instructions ==		== Simantics Installation Instructions ==

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	* '''[[Tutorial: Simantics Platform User Interface]]''' ~~–~~ This tutorial introduces the user to the user interface of the Simantics platform. The tutorial explains the user interface concepts and shows how to get the most out of the user interface functionality.		[[image:Preferences-system.svg‎\|60px\|left]]
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			This tutorial introduces the user to the user interface of the Simantics platform. The tutorial explains the user interface concepts and shows how to get the most out of the user interface functionality.

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	=== Simantics Application Model ===		=== Simantics Application Model ===

	[[image:Simantics_Application_Model_02_.svg\|right\|~~400px~~]]		[[image:Simantics_Application_Model_02_.svg\|right\|480px]]
	Simantics application model follows the used in Eclipse platform and is illustrated in the Figure on right. The working procedure starts with opening the Simantics Project Management application. Here you can manage the projects and their properties, such as database and features included into the project. Opening a project opens Simantics Workbench — a project specific application environment, which e.g. restores the application state from the previous session.		Simantics application model follows the used in Eclipse platform and is illustrated in the Figure on right. The working procedure starts with opening the Simantics Project Management application. Here you can manage the projects and their properties, such as database and features included into the project. Opening a project opens Simantics Workbench — a project specific application environment, which e.g. restores the application state from the previous session.

Juha Kortelainen: /* Simantics Application Model */

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	=== Simantics Application Model ===		=== Simantics Application Model ===

	[[image:~~Simantics_Application_Model_01~~.~~png~~\|right\|400px~~\|FIX THIS PICTURE!~~]]		[[image:Simantics_Application_Model_02_.svg\|right\|400px]]
	Simantics application model follows the used in Eclipse platform and is illustrated in the Figure on right. The working procedure starts with opening the Simantics Project Management application. Here you can manage the projects and their properties, such as database and features included into the project. Opening a project opens Simantics Workbench — a project specific application environment, which e.g. restores the application state from the previous session.		Simantics application model follows the used in Eclipse platform and is illustrated in the Figure on right. The working procedure starts with opening the Simantics Project Management application. Here you can manage the projects and their properties, such as database and features included into the project. Opening a project opens Simantics Workbench — a project specific application environment, which e.g. restores the application state from the previous session.

Juha Kortelainen: /* Simantics Application Model */

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	=== Simantics Application Model ===		=== Simantics Application Model ===

	[[image:Simantics_Application_Model_01.png\|right\|400px\|FIX THIS!]]		[[image:Simantics_Application_Model_01.png\|right\|400px\|FIX THIS PICTURE!]]
	Simantics application model follows the used in Eclipse platform and is illustrated in the Figure on right. The working procedure starts with opening the Simantics Project Management application. Here you can manage the projects and their properties, such as database and features included into the project. Opening a project opens Simantics Workbench — a project specific application environment, which e.g. restores the application state from the previous session.		Simantics application model follows the used in Eclipse platform and is illustrated in the Figure on right. The working procedure starts with opening the Simantics Project Management application. Here you can manage the projects and their properties, such as database and features included into the project. Opening a project opens Simantics Workbench — a project specific application environment, which e.g. restores the application state from the previous session.