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1 | == Eclipse Project == | ||
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3 | The Java GUI was developed in Eclipse. All required files and used libraries can be found at | ||
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5 | [[http:~~/~~/git.rtsys.informatik.uni-kiel.de/projects/PRAK/repos/14ss-railway/browse/code/gui/Java/RailwayTCPGUI>>url:http://git.rtsys.informatik.uni-kiel.de/projects/PRAK/repos/14ss-railway/browse/code/gui/Java/RailwayTCPGUI||shape="rect"]] | ||
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7 | == Compiled Program == | ||
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9 | The compiled program can be found [[in Stash>>url:http://git.rtsys.informatik.uni-kiel.de/projects/PRAK/repos/14ss-railway/browse/code/gui/Java/RailwayTCPGUI/build/RailwayGUI.jar||shape="rect"]]. It can also be built from the sources with Ant with 'ant RailwayGUI'. | ||
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11 | == Program parts == | ||
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13 | === General Control === | ||
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16 | [[image:attach:GeneralControl.png]] | ||
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18 | The control elements at the top of the window are always available. | ||
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20 | They can be used to pause the railway system, toggle verbose logging, trigger the cleanup mode or cause the controller to shut down. | ||
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23 | === Connection panel === | ||
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26 | [[image:attach:ConnectionPanel.png]] | ||
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28 | This panel is used to connect to the railway controller. | ||
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30 | The connection text field can accept hostnames or IPv4 Adresses. | ||
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32 | The default port is 7245. | ||
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35 | === State panel === | ||
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38 | [[image:attach:StatePanel.png]] | ||
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40 | The state panel shows the current destination and the current state of each train. | ||
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42 | Using the button on each line the corresponding train can be forced to wait at the current station until manually released. | ||
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45 | === Schedule panel === | ||
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48 | [[image:attach:SchedulePanel.png]] | ||
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50 | This panel enables the user to edit each schedule. | ||
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52 | The buttons on the left side are used to move the selected entry up or down. | ||
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54 | The drop-down menu is used to choose the new target and add it to the end of the list with the button with the arrow. | ||
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56 | The button below this is used to remove the selected entry from the schedule. | ||
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58 | The schedule is set with the button on the bottom of the panel. | ||
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61 | === Preferences panel === | ||
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64 | [[image:attach:PreferencesPanel.png]] | ||
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66 | Each train speed can be individually adjusted. | ||
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68 | All lights can be turned on or off using the buttons above the speed settings. | ||
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70 | In the bottom area the minimum and maximum waiting times for each train and station can be set | ||
71 | ))) | ||
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73 | === Log panel === | ||
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76 | [[image:attach:LogPanel.png]] | ||
77 | )))|((( | ||
78 | All log messages are forwarded to this panel. | ||
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80 | Using the input field at the top the log can be filtered. Use regular expressions here to define the filter. | ||
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82 | Some predefined filters can be chosen from the menu on the left. | ||
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84 | Next to the input field tick times and overall controller times are displayed. | ||
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86 | Using the input field at the bottom messages can be sent to the controller which should be broadcast to all connected GUIs. | ||
87 | ))) |