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  • If you have suggestions or wishes regarding the documentation, please add them to the [[#Wish_List|Wish List]] at the end of this documen ...t using the tools without significant support." The effort to improve the documentation is now under way and will be coordinated by Düsseldorf.
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  • == Rodin Platform User Documentation == [[Rodin User Manual]]
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  • == Event-B and Rodin Documentation Wiki == [[Rodin Platform|Rodin Platform User Support]]
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  • |title = User Documentation |content = Main Page/User Documentation
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  • == User Documentation == You find the User Documentation in the form of a [[Requirements Tutorial]].
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  • [[Category:User documentation]]
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  • This page provides extensive documentation for the rule-based prover plug-in. == User Documentation ==
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  • [[Category:User documentation]]
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  • * [[AnimB_start|User manual]] [[Category:User documentation]]
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  • This page provides some documentation for developers of the Theory plug-in. Documentation for users of the plug-in is available in [[Theory Plug-in|this page]]. ...et/p/forge/documentation/SFTP#for-managing-project-web-space Sourceforge's documentation]) and upload the files built previously (<code>p2.index</code>, <code>compo
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  • [[Category:User documentation]]
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  • If you have suggestions or wishes regarding the documentation, please add them to the [[#Wish_List|Wish List]] at the end of this documen ...t using the tools without significant support." The effort to improve the documentation is now under way and will be coordinated by Düsseldorf.
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  • [[Category:User documentation]]
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  • Here is the User Manual for the feature composition tool : [[Media:Feature_Composition_Tool_ [[User:Gondal|Ali Gondal]] at [[Southampton]] is in charge of the [[Feature Compos
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  • [[Category:User documentation]]
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  • ...http://www.event-b.org Event-B.org] web site, including user and developer documentation available as a [http://wiki.event-b.org/index.php/Main_Page Wiki]. [[Category:User documentation]]
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  • [[Category:User documentation]]
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  • ...php/Generic_Instantiation_Plug-in_User_Guide Generic Instantiation Plug-in User Guide]. ...ent-b.org/index.php/Generic_Instantiation_User_Guide Generic Instantiation User Guide].
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  • ...predicates and algebraic types. Along with these additional notations, the user can also define new proof rules (proof extensions). The Theory plug-in provides, among other things, a user-friendly mechanism to extend the Event-B mathematical language as well as t
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  • ...e tool is very easy. To view the diagram of a particular Event-B project a user right-clicks on the project folder and from the context menu selects "Show ...nd for this reason manual moving of the elements and links is enabled to a user. Also, "Arrange All" button can be very helpful in situations when the layo
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  • == Available Documentation == Documentation for composition is available in:
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  • == Event-B Language Documentation == [[Category:User documentation]]
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  • == Rodin Plug-in Documentation == * [[Decomposition Plug-in User Guide|Decomposition Plug-in]] allows the decomposition of Event-B machines/
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  • [[Category:User documentation]]
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  • ...force a refresh of these views. We would like that these views behave more user-friendly and always display the expected information. ...ronment view is open and displays the type environment of the sequent. The user launches the post-tactic which removes the forall from the goal. One would
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  • [[Category:User documentation]]
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  • *The user interface was improved: using the form-based editor, if the symbol correspo In the latest version released (v1.2.3), the user's inputs and request were taken into account. In particular in terms of bet
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  • ...del. Animation allows the user to validate if the model corresponds to the user's intentions. Model checking allows to check if the model contains errors a == Available Documentation ==
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  • Furthermore, this view allows user to see together proof rules and corresponding sequents. [[Category:User documentation]]
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  • ...one single plug-in. These approaches are indeed complementary and the end-user may take advantage of the former or of the latter, depending on the model, Choices, either related to the plug-in core or to the plug-in graphical user interface, have been made with the following constraints in mind:
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  • [[Category:User documentation]]
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  • Extensions and enhancements to the method documentation and tutorials are also supplied. It also presents the === Available Documentation ===
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  • [[Category:User documentation|The Proving Perspective]] [[Category:User manual|The Proving Perspective]]
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  • User's inputs and request were taken into account. In particular in terms of bet [[Category:User documentation]]
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  • [[Category:User documentation]]
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  • ...predicates and algebraic types. Along with these additional notations, the user can also define new proof rules (proof extensions). The Theory plug-in provides, among other things, a user-friendly mechanism to extend the Event-B mathematical language as well as t
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  • .../sourceforge.net/mailarchive/forum.php?forum_name=rodin-b-sharp-user Rodin user] [http://sourceforge.net/mailarchive/forum.php?forum_name=rodin-b-sharp-co === Documentation (not discussed ===
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  • ...llocated to which sub-component. For the share variable decomposition, the user selects which events with be part of which sub-component. The rest of the s = Available Documentation =
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  • ...We will also provide templates as needed, to simplify the creation of the documentation. The Reference Section will be the most comprehensive part of the documentation. It will consist of a number of chapters. At this point we see at least t
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  • Beyond that, any user registered on SourceForge may record any encountered bug on the Rodin platf = Available Documentation =
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  • * Documentation
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  • [[Category:User documentation|Proof Obligation Names]] [[Category:User manual|Proof Obligation Names]]
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  • [[User:Gondal|Ali Gondal]] at [[Southampton]] is working on the [[Feature Modellin [[Category:User documentation]]
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  • ...of the element. This contains details which are otherwise hidden from the user. ...ditor view shows all the hidden details that are not normally visible to a user. (The tree shows the model element selected in the outline view, i.e. not a
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  • ...ated in the ''latex'' directory can be modified to change the style of the documentation. Since B2Latex 0.6.1, this file won't be overwritten if already exists, so no user modifications are accidentally lost.
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  • ...predicates and algebraic types. Along with these additional notations, the user can also define new proof rules (prover extensions). ...ies are deployed to the current workspace (i.e., Workspace Scope), and the user can use any defined extensions in any project within the workspace.
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  • The purpose of the proof purger is to allow the user to delete obsolete proofs. [[Category:User documentation]]
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  • ...nd parameterized tactics to discharge some specific proof obligations. The user can furthermore share and backup these defined tactics using the provided i ...n the tactic profile editor as well as an import/export feature. Indeed, a user that elaborates a good profile for a certain proof pattern is now able to s
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  • ...up for running the transformations, and provides a simple library handling user input of Event-B elements such as machines, events, variables etc. ...psilonBook.pdf The Epsilon Book]. The full list of operations for handling user input and modifying Event-B elements can be found in [[Transformation_patte
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  • ...ourceforge.net/projects/rodin-b-sharp/files/Core_Rodin_Platform</ref>. The documentation of the DEPLOY tools is available from two sites: ...enhanced proving experience, and proving ability with the introduction of user customizable and parametrizable tactic profiles.
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  • [[Category:User documentation]]
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  • * documentation is up to date for /org.rodinp.platform/html/root.html * generated documentation matches latest wiki sources for <tt>org.eventb.keyboard/doc</tt>
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  • Please have a look also at the [[Rodin Editor User Guide]]. ...click, or where my text caret is.''' The caret position, also set when the user left-clicks in the editor, is the base for component modifications:
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  • === Event-B User Interface === The Event-B User Interface of the Roding Platform has two major components that are concerne
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  • Animation allows the user to validate if the model corresponds to the user's intentions. = Available Documentation =
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  • ...discharged using the auto prover, else there is no mark, meaning that the user had to edit the proof by hand (even partially). [[Category:User documentation]]
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  • [[Category:User documentation]]
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  • ...he only place where this information was present was in either the plug-in documentation (if present) or buried into the plug-in code. Moreover, if by chance a plug ...a few buttons outside the editing area. This enhancement originated from a user who has contributed a patch for it. The stability of the newer generic Rodi
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  • Eclipse which is more user-friendly and easy to use. This tool is available from (free registration re [[Category:Developer documentation]]
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  • [[Category:User documentation]]
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  • ...olymorphic theorems. The [http://wiki.event-b.org/images/Theory_Plugin.pdf user manual] provides a guide to developing and using theories. ===User Manual===
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  • ...ad to be made. In all these instances, meaningful error messages guide the user, and the editor attempts to be as unobtrusive as possible. = Available Documentation =
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  • ==User guide== ...[http://help.eclipse.org/help32/index.jsp?topic=/org.eclipse.platform.doc.user/concepts/cworkset.htm eclipse help].
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  • ...tions. Searching for a counterexample can be done effortlessly and without user interaction. If successful, the futility of a manual proof attempt is detec == Available Documentation ==
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  • select relevant hypotheses for a proof as opposed to the user doing this [[Category:User documentation]]
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  • ...]] and the corresponding [[Mathematical_Language_Evolution_Design|design]] documentation. ...a model can be tagged as generated by a tool, in order to prevent the end-user from directly editing them (and their descendants).
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  • The user must give a value for each constants. A constant value is set in the contex [[Category:User documentation]]
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  • [[Category:User documentation]]
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  • == Available Documentation == ...Both the Rodin handbook and the Event-B wiki represent the main source of documentation about Event-B and the Rodin toolset.
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  • ...experience. The whole performance was enhanced by core implementation and user interface refactorings. Improvements made to the proving experience will be This section concerns the actual editors that user work with to view and modify models.
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  • ==9th Rodin User and Developer Workshop== The 9th Rodin User and Developer Workshop, 8 June, 2021, Ulm, Germany (Virtual)
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  • A user builds and checks a Mode/FT view in the diagram editor, makes a link to an ...ilitate the development by leaving the Event-B modelling activity with the user. On the fault tolerance side, we are aware of the work on ProR framework fo
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  • [[Category:User documentation]]
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  • [[Category:User documentation|The Proving Perspective]] [[Category:User manual|The Proving Perspective]]
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  • ...not strictly necessary but it can be used to distinguish projects that the user has created from ones that have been created programmatically). ...(true); // mark the project as derived (this could be used to distinguish user editable projects
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  • * Prepare basic documentation for users. ...the Rodin platform uses self-made automatic theorem provers to support the user in proving.
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  • ...orm_Maintenance#Available_Documentation</ref> and the SourceForge<ref name=documentation>http://wiki.event-b.org/index.php/D45_General_Platform_Maintenance#Availabl :*A Handbook to complete and enhance the existing documentation.
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  • [[Category:User documentation]]
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  • ...> packaged with the Rodin platform. This makes the tests closer to the end-user experience, and therefore more meaningful. [[Category:Developer documentation]]
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  • [[Category:User documentation]]
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  • ...[mailto:lvoisin@users.sourceforge.net Laurent Voisin] || generates a Latex documentation of the Event-B | [[Image:DecompositionPlug-in_logo.png|30px]] || [[Decomposition Plug-in User Guide | Decomposition]] || 1.3.1 || <span style="color:#8B4513"> not checke
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  • [[Category:User documentation]]
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  • [[Category:User documentation]]
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  • ''For user support, see [[SMT Solvers Plug-in]]'' [[Category:Developer documentation]]
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  • ...teps as possible automatically or at least supports the developer wherever user interaction is required. = Available Documentation =
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  • [[Category:User documentation|The Proving Perspective]] [[Category:User manual|The Proving Perspective]]
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  • [[Category:User documentation]]
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  • * various simplifications of the user interaction * documentation
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  • This tutorial walks the user through using the Systerel Requirements Plug-In for Rodin. This Plug-In al [[Category:User documentation]]
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  • ...ling component that is generated programmatically, at the direction of the user. The Tasking Development consists of a number of machines (and perhaps asso [[Category:User documentation]]
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  • # User selects element to be renamed at the Event-B Explorer # User introduces new element name in the first page of the wizard. Then click in
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  • [[Category:User documentation]]
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  • :#* Report to user if translation didn't proceed due to model validator - previously, it was n :#* Preference for line routing style for each diagram type - allows the user to choose whether to use rectilinear or oblique line routing for each diagr
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  • ...Any modification to this page shall be announced on the [[#Mailing_lists |User]] mailing list!</font> ...\;\; \finite\,(T)}{\textbf{H} \;\;\vdash \;\; \finite\,(S)}</math> || the user has to write the set corresponding to <math>T</math> in the editing area of
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