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@@ -32,11 +32,11 @@ A formalism created with the "new formalism" button on the *MainMenu* toolbar (s
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If you want to initialize a new schedule, use the fourth button on the *TransformationEditor* toolbar. This will present you with a file browser, which allows you to choose a location and a name for the schedule. The schedule will automatically open in a new AToMPM instance.
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-.. note:: A schedule's name has to start with the T\_ prefix!
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+.. warning:: A schedule's name has to start with the T\_ prefix!
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If you want to initialize a new rule, use the fifth button on the *TransformationEditor* toolbar. This will present you with a file browser, which allows you to choose a location and a name for the rule. The rule will automatically open in a new AToMPM instance.
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-.. note:: A rule's name has to start with the R\_ prefix!
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+.. warning:: A rule's name has to start with the R\_ prefix!
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.. _the-rule-language:
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@@ -214,4 +214,4 @@ At the end, the next interrupt is chosen if the time has advanced sufficiently.
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.. image:: img/example_rules.png
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-The rules are shown above. Most of them do not change the structure of the model, and most of the computation is done in the actions and constraints of the patterns.
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+The rules are shown above. Most of them do not change the structure of the model, and most of the computation is done in the actions and constraints of the patterns.
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