In this modeless dialog, you can view and manage the CI Log files (CIL) related to the model displayed in the active canvas. A CIL file is created automatically after each simulation in the log output folder of the model if at least one item or one process has been selected for logging. You can select the entities and processes that should be logged in the Element Lists dialog.
The dialog consists of the Simulation History table that contains a list of the CIL files and the set of buttons: Replay, Delete, Add, and Notes.
Each row in the Simulation History table represents one log file (CIL) and contains the following properties displayed in columns:
- File Name – the CIL filename
- Status - (running, finished, interrupted)
- Timestamp - date and time of the simulation
- Server – the simulation server; localhost identifies the internal CI engine.
- Author – the simulation author; the default author can be set in the Preferences
- Notes – simulation run annotations.
The CI logs are presented in the alphabetical order of their file names. The list supports multiple selections: zero, one or more items (CILs) can be selected in the list to mark the scope of Replay and Delete commands.
The button Replay opens the selected logs (one or more) in the main window of CI Player application. The main window of CI Player application becomes the active application and the selected simulation log is ready for a replay.
The command Delete deletes the selected CIL file(s) from the output directory and removes them from the history table as well.
The command Add allows facilitates including into the simulation history a log that was created on a different computer. The Select File dialog that appears after you click the Add button allows for selecting the CIL file. The file is copied into the output subfolder located in the folder where the original model file (.GON) resides.. After that the newly added file appears in the Simulation History table.
You can annotate a simulation run by double clicking on its Notes field in the table. Alternatively, you can select a log and press the Notes button. This opens a multi-line text entry dialog.
The Author column can be edited by double clicking on the field. All other properties(columns) are read-only and cannot be changed.
The Close button hides the Simulation History dialog..