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| The **XL-Console** in GroIMP provides a way to interact directly with the RGG model during runtime. It allows the evaluation of expressions without recompiling the entire model, | The **XL-Console** in GroIMP provides a way to interact directly with the RGG model during runtime. It allows the evaluation of expressions without recompiling the entire model, | ||
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| Commands entered in the XL-Console are evaluated in the context of the currently loaded model. However, the console operates *outside* of the RGG class structure, meaning it does not have implicit access to members defined within the ' | Commands entered in the XL-Console are evaluated in the context of the currently loaded model. However, the console operates *outside* of the RGG class structure, meaning it does not have implicit access to members defined within the ' | ||
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| The XL-Console is tightly coupled with the runtime state of the model. When a public method from the RGG toolbar is executed, the resulting changes to the model are immediately reflected in subsequent console evaluations. | The XL-Console is tightly coupled with the runtime state of the model. When a public method from the RGG toolbar is executed, the resulting changes to the model are immediately reflected in subsequent console evaluations. | ||
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