Container Options and
Features
Within the middle portion of the General tab of the Containers dialog, you can select which Features you would like the Container An element that acts like a "box" or a "folder" into which other elements can be placed. It can be used to create hierarchical models. to have:
By default, it has none of these features (it is a simple Container).
If you click on the name of a
feature, a brief description of the feature will appear in the Details
window. Features are added and removed using the checkboxes to the left of the
feature name. Each of the available features is discussed in more detail in the
The default appearance of the Container changes depending on its features:
Image | Features |
Simple (global) Container | |
Localized Container | |
SubSystem A specialized Container that is completely “self-contained”. SubSystems can take on some useful features and properties (e.g., conditionality, having an internal clock, and being able to loop), but also have some limitations (with regard to how they can be incorporated into feedback loops). Container | |
Conditional Container | |
Container with Internal Clock | |
Looping Container | |
Conditional Container with Internal Clock | |
Conditional Looping Container |
Note: If SubSystems (conditional, looping, and internal clock Containers) are also localized, this is indicated by displaying the triangle in the upper left hand corner of the Container's symbol in the graphics pane The primary portion of the GoldSim interface, where the graphical depiction of the model is shown. in red (instead of blue).
Learn more
- Cloning Containers
- Container Options and Features
- Controlling Result Flags for Elements in the Container
- Controlling the Appearance of the Graphics Pane in a Container
- Copying Container Settings to Other Containers in a Model
- Influences Between Containers
- Locking a Container
- Sealing a Container
- Summary Information for a Container
- The Container Properties Dialog
- Understanding Containers
- Using Conditional Containers
- Using Looping Containers