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Task Scenarios → Save As, Open, New and Quit |
By Selecting the menu item Task Scenario -> Save As... you can save the current task scenario example. During the saving a XML file will be generated which contains the current task scenario. The file contains all data which are necessary to reload the task scenario.
After the selection of the menu item a file save dialog will be displayed (see Figure 3).
Figure 3
In the file save dialog you can choose a target directory and enter a file name for the new XML file.
After the selection of the dialog button Save the XML file for the current task scenario
example will be generated.
By Selecting the menu item Task Scenario -> Open... you can load a
task scenario example. Figure 4 shows the file open dialog which will be displayed after
the selection of this menu item.
Figure 4
In the file open dialog you can choose an existing XML file from the file list. After the selection of the dialog button Open the task scenario example contained in the selected XML file will be displayed in the scenario editor.
By selecting the menu item Task Scenario -> New the current task scenario example
will be closed and a empty scenario editor will be displayed.
In the scenario editor you can create new tasks (for more details see chapter
Tasks.
At the top of scenario editor panel the selection list Algorithm
with the selected scheduling algorithm is displayed.
By using this selection list you can choose an algorithm for the current task scenario example.
Figure 5
By selecting the menu item Task Scenarios -> Quit you can exit the learning
module.
After the selection of the menu item the popup dialog shown in Figure 6 will be displayed.
In the dialog you have to confirm whether you want to exit the training module or not.
By selecting the button Yes in the popup dialog the current task scenario example will be
closed and the training module will be terminated. By selecting the button No in the popup
dialog only the popup dialog will be closed and you can continue working with this training module.
Figure 6
In the following chapters you can find details about the specification of task. Furthermore you can learn how to add and remove tasks from the current task scenario within the scenario editor.
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