TSTool

• Title: TSTool
• Decision Support - Doc Type: Software Documentation
• Date: 10/5/2004
• DSS: Colorado River
• Basin: Colorado Mainstem
• Contract/PO #: C153658, C153727, C153752
• Bill Number: SB92-87, HB93-1273, SB94-029, HB95-1155, SB96-153, HB97-008
• Prepared By: Riverside Technology inc.

Getting Started
TSTooI Documentation
The Commands (and the Time Series Results) lists behave according to Windows conventions:
• Single-click to select one item.
• Ctrl-click to additionally select an item.
• Shift-click to select everything between the previous selection and the current selection.
Right-clicking over the Commands list displays apop-up menu with useful command manipulation
choices, some of which are further described in following sections (e.g., edit menu choices are discussed
in Section 3.5 -Edit Menu). A summary of the pop-up menu choices is as follows:
Menu Choice Descri tion
Edit Edit the selected command using custom edit dialogs, which provide
error checks and format commands.
Edit (no error checks) Edit the selected command using a generic editor. This is useful if you
are familiar with a command's syntax or need to edit a command that
would not be understood b an interactive command editor dialo .
Cut Cut the selected commands for astin .
Copy Copy the selected commands for pasting.
Paste Paste commands that have been cuUco ied, asted after the selected row.
Delete Delete the selected commands (currentl same as Cut).
Find Commands(s) Find commands in the command list. This displays a dialog. Use the
ri ht-click in the found items to o to or select found items.
Select All Select all the commands.
Deselect All Deselect all the commands. This is useful because only selected
commands are processed (or all if none are selected). It is therefore
important not to unknowingly have one or a few commands selected
durin rocessin .
Convert Selected Convert selected commands to # comments.
Commands to #
Comments
Convert Selected Convert # comments to commands.
Commands from #
Comments
Run All Commands Run all commands and create output (e.g., graphs and files).
create all out ut
Run All Commands Run all commands but skip any output commands. This is useful if a
(ignore output batch command file has been read and time series are to be listed in the
commands) GUI but out ut roducts are not to be enerated automaticall .
Run Selected Run selected commands and create output (e.g., graphs and files).
Commands (create all
out ut
Run Selected Run selected commands but skip any output commands. This is useful if
Commands (ignore a batch command file has been read and time series are to be listed in the
output commands) GUI but out ut roducts are not to be enerated automaticall .
Getting Started - 6