Dialog Window of the Event Debugger

The Event Debugger lets you accurately control the execution of simulation events, when you click Start/Stop Simulation or Single Step Simulation . As opposed to clicking Start/Stop Simulation, you can, for example, enter a condition when the Event Debugger is to Start/Stop the Simulation. Then, you can follow the execution of the events in the Event Debugger.

• The column Breakpoint shows an S, for a breakpoint you inserted, by double-clicking a cell in the row.

Double-click a cell in the row where you would like to insert a single breakpoint. Then the Event Debugger stops the simulation immediately before the EventController processes that event. Double-click again to remove the breakpoint.

• The column Type shows the type of event.

• The column Time shows the point in time the event is going to be executed.

• The column Receiver shows the receiving object.

• The column Sender shows the sending object.

• The column Insertion Time shows the point in time at which the event was inserted into the EventController.

• The column Parameters shows additional information for certain event types, for example the sensor ID (SensorStart), the name of the failure profile (DisruptionBegin) or the parameters passed to a Method (MethCall).

To open the list of scheduled events, click List on the tab Controls in the EventController. You can also hold down Shift and double-click the icon of the EventController in the Frame.

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