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Debugging and Diagnostic Features

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PerceptiLabs provides a number of features for debugging errors (e.g., compile errors) in your models and their .

As you edit your model, PerceptiLabs will display an exclamation mark on each Component in your model for which a problem has been detected:

You can get more information about the issues by clicking on Problems to display the Errors pane:

You can also click on the Console button to display more general issues found in your model:

Within this pane you can expand the different error nodes to display descriptions of the issues found in your model. Double clicking on the description displays the Component's with the problematic line highlighted:

Components
An exclamation mark means a Component has errors. The number of errors is listed at the bottom.
Clicking the Problems button lists the errors.
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