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How to find global variable occurrences in code?

Hi Team,

I have model where global variable (gv) has been used at multiple places. It is quite difficult to remember where gv has been used. Now, I want to find out all the places where it has been used.

Is there any way to find out all the lines or code section where global variable has been used?

Also, I want to change variable name at all places what is the best way to it.

Thank you!

FlexSim 21.0.10
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Ralf Gruber answered

The Tree View´s properties include Find and Replace functions.

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Usually, you can just change the name of the global variable, and then reset the model. When the model resets, it builds all the FlexScript toggled nodes. These will all no longer build, because they use a variable that hasn't been declared. The compiler console will print out a list. You can fix a few, and click reset. Once all the errors are fixed, you know all the names have been changed.

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