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The SELES user interface is a convenient window that you can open up and run simple calculations or operations without having to write complicated models. To run a calculation or an operation listed in the Language Reference section, you may follow the following steps shown below. The SELES user interface also allows you to test whether your calculation code is written in the correct format or not. When SELES does not understand your code, an error message pops up. You should then check the code you put in.  
The SELES user interface is a convenient window that you can open up and run simple calculations or operations without having to write complicated models. To run a calculation or an operation listed in the Language Reference section, you may follow the following steps shown below. The SELES user interface also allows you to test whether your calculation code is written in the correct format or not. When SELES does not understand your code, an error message pops up. You should then check the code you put in.  


STEPS:
'''STEPS''':


->Click on the Seles program, a window will open up as shown  
*Click on the Seles program, a window will open up as shown  


[[Image:Seles1.gif]]
[[Image:Seles1.gif]]


->Click on "New"
*Click on '''New'''


[[Image:Seles2.gif]]
[[Image:Seles2.gif]]


->A black window will open up within the Seles window
*A black window will open up within the Seles window


[[Image:Seles3.gif]]
[[Image:Seles3.gif]]


->Go to "StaticModels"
*Go to '''StaticModels'''


[[Image:Seles4.gif]]
[[Image:Seles4.gif]]


->Select "Value Model" under "StaticModels", a window will pop up as below
*Select '''Value Model''' under '''StaticModels''', a window will pop up as below


[[Image:Seles5.gif]]
[[Image:Seles5.gif]]


->Make sure to select "Single Evaluation" to run value models that evaluate to a single value
*Make sure to select '''Single Evaluation''' to run value models that evaluate to a single value


[[Image:Seles6.gif]]
[[Image:Seles6.gif]]


->Now, SELES is ready to run an operation. You may paste any calculation in the big white box on the bottom. And SELES will calculate the value of x for you. The answer will show up right beside "Result:". In this case, SELES did an addition operation as shown  
*Now, SELES is ready to run an operation. You may paste any calculation in the big white box on the bottom. And SELES will calculate the value of x for you. The answer will show up right beside '''Result:'''. In this case, SELES did an addition operation as shown  


[[Image:SELES7.gif]]
[[Image:SELES7.gif]]

Latest revision as of 20:34, 3 November 2006

The SELES user interface is a convenient window that you can open up and run simple calculations or operations without having to write complicated models. To run a calculation or an operation listed in the Language Reference section, you may follow the following steps shown below. The SELES user interface also allows you to test whether your calculation code is written in the correct format or not. When SELES does not understand your code, an error message pops up. You should then check the code you put in.

STEPS:

  • Click on the Seles program, a window will open up as shown

  • Click on New

  • A black window will open up within the Seles window

  • Go to StaticModels

  • Select Value Model under StaticModels, a window will pop up as below

  • Make sure to select Single Evaluation to run value models that evaluate to a single value

  • Now, SELES is ready to run an operation. You may paste any calculation in the big white box on the bottom. And SELES will calculate the value of x for you. The answer will show up right beside Result:. In this case, SELES did an addition operation as shown