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File
- About
- Tells you the version of Minsky that you are using
- New System
- Clear the Canvas.
- Open
- Open an existing Minsky file (Minsky files have the suffix of "mky").
- Recent Files
- Provides a shortcut to some of
your previously opened Minsky files
- Save
- Save the current file.
- Save As
- Save the current file under a new name.
- Insert File as Group
- Insert a Minsky file directly into the
current model as a group
- Output LaTeX
- Produce the set of equations that define the
current system for use in documenting the model, for use in LaTeX
compatible typesetting systems. If you LaTeX implement doesn't
support breqn, untick the wrap long equations
option.
- Output MatLab
- Output a MatLab function that can be used to
simulate the system in a MatLab compatible system, such as
MatLab
or Octave.
- Log simulation
- Outputs the results of the integration variables
into a CSV data file for later use in spreadsheets or plotting
applications.
- Recording
- Record the mouse movements and keystrokes for later
replay. This is useful for demonstrating how to build a model, but
bear in mind that recorded logs are not, in general, portable between
versions of Minsky.
- Replay recording
- Replay a recording of mouse and keystroke events.
- Quit
- Exit the program. Minsky will check to see whether you have saved your changes. If you have, you will exit the program; if not, you will get a reminder to save your changes:
- Debugging use
- Items under the line are intended for developer
use, and will not be documented here. Redraw may be useful if the
screen gets messed up because of a bug.
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Russell Standish
2014-11-16