9.7. Error list in graphical editor <br>

## 9.7. Error list in graphical editor

The error list after reverting to the graphical editor, can be switched on / off select “View / Show/Hide error list” (F8). The contents of the error list depend on the last operation performed:

- if calculations of the current project have not been invoked before, the error list is empty,

- if the last operation performed was the checking of connections, the error list contains connection error messages (or is empty if no errors occur),

- if calculations were invoked and after diagnostic run editor was called again in order to correct data, the error list contains diagnostic messages,

- if calculations were made, the error list contains error, warning and hint messages created during the calculation process.

Information on types and syntax of messages in the error list is given in section 8.3.1, while section 8.3.4 provides hints on using the error list: description of its structure, method of finding components associated with messages and of displaying additional information on selected messages.

Upon pressing the right mouse button on the error list, a pop-up menu is displayed with the following options:

- find component – find the component associated with the message,

- mark all components where this error has occurred,

- mark all components of the type ... where this error has occurred,

- mark all components where this error has occurred (entire file),

- additional information about the message,

- don’t show this message again.

! Initially all messages are displayed in bold font. Each message, after finding the component associated with it, is marked as “checked” and is then displayed in the error list in normal font. However, you can repeat the procedure of finding the component to which a “checked” message applies (menu opened by pressing the right mouse button). The font is changed as soon as the component is found, therefore an error indicated in plain font should not be treated as a rectified error.

Information on the meaning of individual errors is given at the back of this manual.