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After the configuration of the V-SUMM, the user should have different commands to use the V-SUM
Creating a new V-SUM
proposed command: create-vsum or short c-vsum<path to directory> (<id>)
<id> depending on wether this is directly saved as empty V-SUM or not
Saving a V-SUM
proposed command: save-vsum or short s-vsum<path to directory><id>
Loading a V-SUM
proposed command: load-vsum or short l-vsum<path to directory><id>
Saving a sub-model/ (model identity) view of a V-SUM
proposed command: save-view or short s-view<filename>
Applying a change (probably stored as a file) and saving the corresponding change that was reated by the V-SUM
proposed command: apply-change or short apch<change-in-filename><change-out-filename>
The <id> can be used to manage different versions of the V-SUM. This might be handy. This could be realized as correspondingly named subfolders.
I assume the whole V-SUM to be saved as a folder with all submodels and the correspondence model.
This list should be considered a first draft and subject to discussions. Please reach out to me if you have remarks/ ideas.
Dirk
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
After the configuration of the V-SUMM, the user should have different commands to use the V-SUM
Creating a new V-SUM
create-vsum
or shortc-vsum
<path to directory>
(<id>
)<id>
depending on wether this is directly saved as empty V-SUM or notSaving a V-SUM
save-vsum
or shorts-vsum
<path to directory>
<id>
Loading a V-SUM
load-vsum
or shortl-vsum
<path to directory>
<id>
Saving a sub-model/ (model identity) view of a V-SUM
save-view
or shorts-view
<filename>
Applying a change (probably stored as a file) and saving the corresponding change that was reated by the V-SUM
apply-change
or shortapch
<change-in-filename>
<change-out-filename>
The
<id>
can be used to manage different versions of the V-SUM. This might be handy. This could be realized as correspondingly named subfolders.I assume the whole V-SUM to be saved as a folder with all submodels and the correspondence model.
This list should be considered a first draft and subject to discussions. Please reach out to me if you have remarks/ ideas.
Dirk
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: