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Developer panel

The developer panel provides access to the additional model controls, simulation data, the experiment output console, and the event queue. Use it to navigate through the running model, set its end time or date, analyze the data written to the console, and check the events queue of the AnyLogic simulation engine.

You can enable or disable the developer panel and specify whether it should be immediately displayed in the model window when you run the experiment. These settings can be specified at the model runtime programmatically. The functions you can use are described in the Developer panel section in Accessing the presentation.

The developer panel contains the following sections:
  1. Model time indicators
  2. Execution controls
  3. Model navigation
  4. Agent navigation
  5. Console
  6. Events panel
  7. Status bar

To open the developer panel

  1. Run the model. In the model window, click the rightmost control Developer panel .

If the console of the developer panel contains new output, the Developer panel control will be highlighted in blue: .

Model time indicators

Execution controls

Model navigation

Defines the agent or experiment whose presentation should be displayed in the window.

Agent navigation

Console

The Console section of the developer panel displays the output of the execution of your model. The common way to write output to the console is to use the AnyLogic functions traceln() and trace().

The console toolbar is used to manage the contents of the console:

Events panel

Events panel displays the event queue of AnyLogic simulation engine for the launched model. The user often works with the events panel using the Step command. The panel consists of two tabs:

Events panel. Event queue.

Events panel. Monitored conditions.

Status bar

The status bar displays the low-level information about the model execution:

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