Removed Features

Time Series Icons

Time Series Icons  may be placed in the map region to provide access to time series data. You can use Time-Series Icons to identify and visualize any external data that you associate with the icon (e.g., HEC-DSS data). Time Series Icons are included in the Watershed Setup module to facilitate their use in CWMS and RTS.

Note: Although Time Series Icons can be created in the Watershed Setup module of ResSim, they are not accessible from the other ResSim modules and so are rarely, if ever, used in ResSim. For more information about Time-Series Icons, refer to the CWMS User's Manual.

The Edit Lock

Before you can add, remove, or edit schematic elements in your watershed, you must lock the configuration for editing. The easiest way to lock the configuration is by using the Edit Lock button, located to the right of the Configuration Selector. A less obvious way is by selecting Allow Editing from the Edit menu. "Figure: Edit Lock" illustrates the states of the Edit Lock. Remember, the Lock button must appear Locked in order for you to edit your configuration.

Figure: Edit Lock

The concept of locking the configuration to allow editing is counter-intuitive to most users. However, if you understand where the lock originated, it may make more sense. You see, when ResSim was first designed and built, it was part of a multi-user, client/server system. In order to function properly in that multi-user environment, the ability to lock out other users so that only you could edit the watershed was an important feature. Now that the multi-user framework is no longer being actively used, the lock has become redundant. It will be removed in a future version of ResSim.

Allow Layer Editing Lock

Edit("Figure: Edit Menu")—this menu provides tools for rearranging layers, viewing and editing layer properties, and adding and removing user toolbar buttons.

Figure: Edit Menu

• Allow Layer Editing—The Layer Selector uses a "locking" concept similar to that used by the Watershed Setup and Reservoir Network modules. The Layer Selector always opens in an "unlocked" state which limits the functions that you can perform on the existing layers and does not allow you to add layers. To enable all (or most) of the functionality in the Layer Selector, you must first "lock" it for editing by selecting Allow Layer Editing from the Edit menu. When editing is enabled, a checkbox appears next to the Allow Layer Editing menu item as shown in "Figure: Edit Menu".

"Working R&D" Routing

This routing method worked in ResSim 3.1, but was broken in v3.3. It is believed that the method was no longer being used by anyone and is not needed.

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