* lisp/tla+-mode.el (tla+-java-path):
(tla+-dot-binary):
remove some default paths that may be not useful or
helpful for other users.
(tla+-run-sany):
(tla+-run-model):
(tla+-run-pluscal):
(tla+-run-tlatex):
(tla+-run-model): add an error check (if the
tla+-tlatools-path is not set, print an error message)
(tla+-run-dot): run dot only when the binary to dot
is given.
* lisp/tla+-mode.el: update URLs, remove
unnecessary comments, cleanup whitespace and
wrap lines.
(tlc-widget-example): if a TLC cfg already
exists, copy it to .old.<seconds>. erase
the buffer then and insert the new TLC
config into the buffer.
Add the current time to the tlc config.
* org/Test.org: add an example org file.
this shows the usage of org-babel-tangle in
combination with TLA+ (it may be used to
further comment on TLA+ specifications).
* lisp/tla+-mode.el (tla+-tlc-depth): tune depth
parameter, default to 1000 now.
(tla+-tlc-workers): tune worker threads (at least
2 threads should be used by default)
(tla+-dot-convert, tla+-dot-binary): dot(1)
customization variables.
(tla+-run-dot): elisp function to run dot(1) and
convert the state graph to a PNG file
(tla+-run-model): automatically generate the PNG
output file, change the window handling. It
seems better to only show the tlc buffer output
once (when it is a newly created buffer). The
user may kill it, or arrange it in such a way
that the output can be read by another tlc model
check run. Also: set the bufffer to readonly.
(tlc-widget-example): remove the cfgname; seems
that the lambda expressions do not see the cfgname
anyway so I have to reconstruct it.
* ChangeLog: add a changelog file
- move documentation to the `describe-mode' section
- implement TLC command line options: for each TLC
config file, there might be a .cfgtlcopt file that
contains an association list for controlling the
parameters when running the TLC model checker.
- add tla+/read-options, tla+/write-options and
tla+/add-option to manipulate the option
- extend the widget to allow selecting various
options.
- use the TLA+ mode for the .cfg file as well; insert
a local variable block for selecting the appropriate
emacs mode.
Christian Barthel