All windows in the Transformational Debugger should have a horizontal scroll slider

[Francesco Casella]

Some windows in the Transformational debugger cannot be scrolled horizontally, thus preventing to see the actual information which can span very long lines. This is particularly frustrating for the Equation Operations window, whose lines can be very long.

I would suggest to put scroll sliders on all the windows, just in case.

[Francesco Casella]

In fact, the Source Browser window has automatic wrapping, which is ok, though it can mess up the code indentation. The scroll slider is really needed in all the windows to the left of it.

[Adeel Asghar]

All windows have horizontal sliders. Why they are not visible is because by default the width is adjusted to visible view area. I have now set them to stay stretched so that full contents can be visible via the horizontal sliders in r24098.

Do want me to test against any specific model?

[Adeel Asghar]

Replying to casella:

In fact, the Source Browser window has automatic wrapping, which is ok, though it can mess up the code indentation. The scroll slider is really needed in all the windows to the left of it.

You can disable the wrapping via Tools->Options->Modelica Text Editor->Enable Line Wrapping.

[Francesco Casella]

Replying to adeas31:

All windows have horizontal sliders. Why they are not visible is because by default the width is adjusted to visible view area. I have now set them to stay stretched so that full contents can be visible via the horizontal sliders in r24098.

Good.

Do want me to test against any specific model?

I am trying to analyze ThermoPower.Test.DistributedParameterComponents.TestFlow1DfemA, there is a large nonlinear set of equations there. In fact, since that example takes forever to run due to some buch in the backend, I am using a modified version of it with Nnodes = 3.

[Francesco Casella]

BTW, I hadn't noticed that if I hover over one equation in the Equations Operations window, I get a nice pop-up that shows me the whole thing, with automatic line wrapping. However, this doesn't work well in the Equations Browser, because there wrapping is not enabled and large residual equations can easily be wider than a laptop screen. Mind to add automatic wrapping there as well?

[Adeel Asghar]

Done in r24103.