This technique can be used to speed up model editing because it takes the place
of entering each tuple one by one.
As an example, we will use the Seize module from the Advanced Process
Panel.At the start,there is nothing inside of the Seize module.The VBA
code is going to populate it for us. Go to the Visual Basic Editor (shortcut:Alt+F11)
and run the subroutine from there. When complete, toggle back to the Arena window and
look inside the Seize module -- you will see that repeat group has been populated.
The Module Object is used to locate the module and the Data property of the
Module Object assigns values to the operands in the module. To find the proper
operand names for different modules,you need to look at the .txt files located in
the Arena directory (e.g., Advanced Process.txt,Basic Process.txt, etc.)
Refer to the "Automation programmer's Reference" topic in Arena's online help for
more information on Arena's Object Model.
This technique can be used to speed up model editing because it takes the place
of entering each tuple one by one.
As an example, we will use the Seize module from the Advanced Process
Panel.At the start,there is nothing inside of the Seize module.The VBA
code is going to populate it for us. Go to the Visual Basic Editor (shortcut:Alt+F11)
and run the subroutine from there. When complete, toggle back to the Arena window and
look inside the Seize module -- you will see that repeat group has been populated.
The Module Object is used to locate the module and the Data property of the
Module Object assigns values to the operands in the module. To find the proper
operand names for different modules,you need to look at the .txt files located in
the Arena directory (e.g., Advanced Process.txt,Basic Process.txt, etc.)
Refer to the "Automation programmer's Reference" topic in Arena's online help for
more information on Arena's Object Model.
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