After you have set up your project and your environment, various views help you to perform different tasks. Depending on the task at hand, you need a suitable set of views. To support the most common use cases, ANALYZE provides a couple of default views in different perspectives:
These perspectives can be opened in any of the following ways:
Within ANALYZE perspectives, the second option will show a list of all ANALYZE perspectives. Otherwise you can select the perspectives in a dialog opened with Window → Open Perspective → Other.
Depending on the selected perspective, some views will be opened by default. You can open other views by selecting
or
in the main menu, where ANALYZE … represents the name of the particular view.
ANALYZE provides the following views:The individual views will be explained in the subsequent sections in the context of the functionalities they are supporting.
The ANALYZE Configuration perspective and most other Eclipse perspectives will open editors in the center area of the Eclipse workbench window. In the Tracing and Analysis perspectives, the editor area is minimized by default. It will be restored automatically if you open an editor in Eclipse, e.g., by double-clicking on an artifact in the ANALYZE Explorer that has an Eclipse editor associated with it. The editor area usually remains visible even if no editor is currently open. However, the Tracing and Analysis perspectives will automatically minimize the editor area whenever there is no open editor.