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Recording Activity For a Class
In addition to setting breakpoints and markers in the code editor, or creating a marker set through the Breakpoints and Markers window, you can record all the operations of a Class or a subset using the Class Markup Selection dialog to create a marker set of record markers for those operations. These marker sets are also available to all users of the model.
Access: Project Browser Class context menu | Execution Analyzer | Markup Class For Recording
Reference:
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Existing marker set |
Select to change the operations, marker types or stack depth of an existing marker set |
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New marker set |
Select to create a new marker set |
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Name |
Type the name of the marker set to create or edit |
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Operation check boxes |
All checkboxes default to selected; click on the checkbox against each operation that you do not want to record Click again on the checkbox against any excluded operation that you do now want to record, to re-select it |
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Include disabled operations |
Select this option to set a recording marker against all operations, but disable all those that you have not specifically selected above In the Breakpoints & Markers window, you can then enable these markers individually or as a whole, rather than enabling them by editing the marker set |
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Marker Type |
Click on the drop-down arrow and select the type of marker to set against each of the selected operations The marker type specifies the action to take when the process encounters that marker on each operation:
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Limit recording frame depth |
Set the stack depth to limit the recording, to avoid ultimately producing Sequence diagrams that are too complicated to read |
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OK |
Click to store the marker set under the name you have specified; the set can then be loaded either before or during a session, from the Breakpoint & Markers window toolbar |
Learning Center topics:
- (Alt+F1) | Execution Analysis | Recording Execution | Automated Set Creation