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File View

The File View displays a list of all the items included in the project, and functions in a similar manner to Windows Explorer. By default all files are shown, but you can filter the list by choosing to view known files or keyword files only. Known files are ones whose file extension is recognised by Flexcom, and would include keyword (.KEYX extension), output (.OUT extension), plot (.MPLT extension) etc.

It also displays the hierarchy within the entire project, so that the keyword file interdependencies are readily evident at a glance. When a file is selected in the upper section of the File View, the lower section shows a list of the analyses which restart from it.

The File View also provides an indication of the status of all the analyses in the project. This functionality allows you to see at a glance which ones have completed successfully, and which (if any) require further attention. The symbols used are as follows:

•        Running. This indicates that the analysis is currently in progress.

•        Running, with Warnings. This indicates that the analysis is currently in progress, but has some associated warnings. Inspection of relevant output messages is recommended.

•        Paused. This indicates that the analysis is in progress but has been paused.

•        Successful. This indicates that the analysis completed successfully, without any warnings or errors.

•        Successful, with Warnings. This indicates that the analysis completed successfully, but with some warnings. Inspection of relevant output messages is recommended.

•        Failed. This indicates that the analysis failed to complete successfully. Inspection of relevant output messages is essential, with a view to successfully rerunning a modified analysis.

•        Terminated. This indicates that the analysis has terminated prematurely, for example if the process was cancelled by some external source such as the Windows Task Manager.

•        Licensing Issue. This indicates that you do not have the appropriate license to perform the analysis. Contact the technical support service at sw.support@woodplc.com if required.

•        Unknown. This indicates that the analysis status is unknown. Typically this means that the analysis has not yet been run, or perhaps the analysis was stopped by the user before it had reached its completion.

•        Obsolete. This indicates that the analysis has been run previously, but the keyword data of this or preceding analysis has since been modified, and its results are now obsolete and potentially misleading.

•        Pending. This indicates that the analysis has been added to a run-queue, via a Branch Run for example, so it is scheduled to commence presently.