What’s new in 24.8

We have updated the design of our most favourite sections of the documentation - Online Courses and Examples. In the case of courses, we’ve also added filters by discipline and order of order of completion.

In this release, you will be able to unhide windows in the Code Editor, Library Code Editor, Block Library, and Graphics windows by right-clicking on the window icon or by clicking on the window title. title bar. Now you have the ability to place interface elements as you like on one or more displays on your desktop computer. on one or more displays on your desktop computer.

We have implemented the ability to group files by type. We try to make the Engee interface to be user-friendly.

Now if you select a file and then click on its name again, you can rename it. Quick and easy, just the way we like it.

Sometimes for a nice report or to publish an interactive script in the Community you want to hide part of the cell outputs. We have implemented this feature in our Code Editor. You can hide outputs in the context menu.

We have implemented the function of automatic adjustment of charts to the width of the window of the of the Editor window. If you want to adjust the width of charts manually, you can easily disable this function directly from the interface. function can be easily disabled directly from the interface.

Added controls for Julia text scripts.

Now you can quickly create bulleted or numbered lists from written text - just select it and select the desired formatting. You can now quickly create bulleted or numbered lists from written text by simply highlighting it and selecting the desired formatting. formatting. You no longer need to transfer text to the to the created list.

Now you’ll know for sure that your script is saved to the end and the environment can be closed.

No longer will you need to search for a script in a file browser to download it, you will be able to do it directly from the context menu. to download it, you can do it directly from the context menu.

Friends, we are finally ready to introduce you such a long-awaited feature - block masks!

A mask is a customisable user interface for custom blocks. custom blocks. By combining blocks with a mask, you can create your own block parameters dialogue box to configure a block or subsystem. subsystem, which can include mask controls and custom callbacks. custom callbacks. Now you can add your own masked blocks to your custom libraries and reuse them. custom libraries and reuse them in a similar way to the built into Engee.

To facilitate debugging and analysis of the model, we have implemented the ability to output instantaneous values of signals directly on the line.

Extended the functionality of the custom function block with the ability to to also use familiar MATLAB functions. This unique feature will seriously facilitate migration to the Russian Engee environment and will allow even more flexible implementation of custom blocks. more flexible implementation of user blocks.

Now Engee after compilation of the model will show which lines carry signals and which lines are control constructs.

We have implemented for you the possibility to save the desired representation of the model on the canvas as a bookmark. Now you can quickly switch between different levels of the hierarchy for easy debugging and navigation through large complex models.

We have made shortcuts for your convenience, which allow you to one-click go to the settings of the model, regardless of what type of block you are working with at the moment. block type you are working with at the moment. To make the shortcuts appear, hover the cursor over the modelling status bar.

Arrays are a one-dimensional set of elements, a multidimensional set - is a matrix where each of the elements has a specific data type. This numeric data set can represent sensor readings, modelling results, image pixels, mathematical functions, etc. etc. Very often, especially in the field of radio engineering, it is convenient to exchange between blocks by arrays, or, if the system is multichannel, by matrices of size N. matrices of size NxM, where N is the number of signal samples and M is the number of channels. number of channels. In this regard, visualisation of these arrays and matrices becomes an important task. In Engee there is a mechanism called "Array Build. array" mechanism that allows this information to be represented, as a result Engee uses arrays and matrices as a fundamental data structure for processing and analysing numerical information.

Increased the speed of model-links, allowed nesting of models. (i.e. you can insert one model-reference into another), now such blocks support buses. We also changed the external design of the block so that it differs from others.

Now block search does not depend on case and layout language. You can safely enter the name you are looking for, and you will definitely find the right block!