- (Hopefully) improved readability of colored entities inside the schedulables tree and resource list

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elvez 2006-09-11 00:40:34 +00:00
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@ -774,9 +774,9 @@ a request has no additional information other than its state, it makes sense to
its associated subrequests on a single line. @*
So the color of the @strong{at <n>:} represents the state of the
request, the <n> being the instant at which the request is raised.@*
Then there are a series of subrequests, which are displayed as colored @strong{->} (arrows), followed by a
resource name and two numbers separated by a slash. The color of the arrow represents the state of the subrequest,
and the numbers between parenthesis are its "elapsed time"/"required time".
Then there are a series of subrequests, which are displayed as @strong{->} (arrows), followed by a
colored resource name and two numbers separated by a slash. The color of the resource represents
the state of the subrequest, and the numbers between parenthesis are its "elapsed time"/"required time".
@c % -------------------------------------------------
@node The Resources list, The Simulation widget, The Schedulables/Requests tree, From the GUI