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2 Description of the Wolfram SystemModeler
Fig. 2.25 Enter the name and description for the new model
In this case, you must go to the text mode. Consider the rules for creating a model
in text mode. You will see that the following lines were automatically created on the
sheet, as shown in Fig. 2.26.
Notice the description we entered in the dialog box that was added to the model.
The end of the model is indicated by the keyword end, followed by the repetition
of the model name. Any text appearing after the sequence // to the end of the line or
between the delimiters / * and * / is considered a comment.
The ¤ symbol in the second line contains hidden graphical information about
the model and is automatically updated each time you edit the model in any of the
graphical modes of the categories window.
Fig. 2.26 Text View of the model being created
2 Description of the Wolfram SystemModeler
Fig. 2.25 Enter the name and description for the new model
In this case, you must go to the text mode. Consider the rules for creating a model
in text mode. You will see that the following lines were automatically created on the
sheet, as shown in Fig. 2.26.
Notice the description we entered in the dialog box that was added to the model.
The end of the model is indicated by the keyword end, followed by the repetition
of the model name. Any text appearing after the sequence // to the end of the line or
between the delimiters / * and * / is considered a comment.
The ¤ symbol in the second line contains hidden graphical information about
the model and is automatically updated each time you edit the model in any of the
graphical modes of the categories window.
Fig. 2.26 Text View of the model being created