Part 7 of tictoc tutorial creates a parametrized network with a given number of central nodes.
In the .ned file, there is an error in the connections.
It is currently written:

        for i=2..numCentralNodes+1 {
            tic[i].gate++ <--> Channel <--> tic[i+1].gate++;
        }

The for-loop should stop at numCentralNodes instead of numCentralNodes+1.
The connection created for i = num+1 is not part of the central path,
and is already created in the next lines:

        // connect the 2 nodes on the other side to the central nodes
        tic[numCentralNodes+2].gate++ <--> Channel <--> tic[numCentralNodes+1].gate++;
        tic[numCentralNodes+3].gate++ <--> Channel <--> tic[numCentralNodes+1].gate++;

With current code, the node tic[numCentralNodes+1] is connected twice with tic[numCentralNodes+2].
For example, see attached screenshot with numCentralNodes=2, node 3 is connected twice to node 4.
If you want me to make a PR or if you need more info, let me know.

Personally I had never heard of it and had to look it up. "Series" would be a much better term (as used in ms excel) in the first instance and just saying connected is enough in the second.

If it is used although I think "contour line" would be more easily understood, it should definitely be without the space given google ngram usage.

This is also the case for the omnet6 configure chart window which uses the term iso line without explanation.

I have noticed a few broken links in the tutorials:

• the link in the tutorial header (for example at https://docs.omnetpp.org/ ) to the Github repo at https://github.com/omnetpp/omnetpp-docs returns a 404.

• many links to the tictoc source code are broken, as the period at the end of the sentence ends up included in the link. For example in https://docs.omnetpp.org/tutorials/tictoc/part3/ look for "You can read Tic's full source in txc8.cc." Or in https://docs.omnetpp.org/tutorials/tictoc/part4/ look for "Read the full code: txc13.cc." I'm happy to fix these myself and post a PR, but I imagine the docs are auto-generated.

First of all, I'd like to thank the contributors of this document. Because of this document, I can quickly start Omnetpp. Here is my running environment. I hope it can help you solve my problem.

• OperationSystem: Windows 10
• Omnetpp: 6.0.1 (MD5: 85015db4715e8ca4c4d7deb72c133edc)

During my study, I encountered a problem: when I used the following code to construct a network, I could not achieve the expected effect shown in the tutorial.

// file: tictoc10.ned

simple Txc10 
{ 
  parameters: 
  @display("i=block/routing"); 
  gates: 
    input in[]; // declare in[] and out[] to be vector gates 
    output out[]; 
} 

network Tictoc10 
 { 

  submodules: 
    tic[6]: Txc10; 

  connections: 
    tic[0].out++ --> { delay = 100ms; } --> tic[1].in++; 
    tic[0].in++ <-- { delay = 100ms; } <-- tic[1].out++; 

    tic[1].out++ --> { delay = 100ms; } --> tic[2].in++; 
    tic[1].in++ <-- { delay = 100ms; } <-- tic[2].out++; 

    tic[1].out++ --> { delay = 100ms; } --> tic[4].in++; 
    tic[1].in++ <-- { delay = 100ms; } <-- tic[4].out++; 

    tic[3].out++ --> { delay = 100ms; } --> tic[4].in++; 
    tic[3].in++ <-- { delay = 100ms; } <-- tic[4].out++; 

    tic[4].out++ --> { delay = 100ms; } --> tic[5].in++; 
    tic[4].in++ <-- { delay = 100ms; } <-- tic[5].out++; 
 } 

The following is the network structure built on my computer.

I don't know why I can't parse the module of array type, so I need some help, thank you.

Platform

• OMNeT++ version: 6.0.1
• OS: Linux Mint 20.2 MATE 64 bit

Describe the bug

API has changed

(-)     Remove cHistogram deprecated methods: setRangeAuto(), setRangeAutoLower(),
        setRangeAutoUpper(), setNumCells(), setCellSize(). Replacements:
        setNumPrecollectedValues()+setRangeExtensionFactor()+setRange(),
        setNumBins(), setBinSize().

(-)     Removed obsolete histogram classes: cVarHistogram, cLegacyHistogram,
        cLongHistogram, cDoubleHistogram. Use cHistogram with the appropriate
        histogram strategy instead.

but cLongHistogram and setRangeAutoUpper are stilled used in tictoc-15 in the tutorial.

To Reproduce
Copy related files from https://docs.omnetpp.org/tutorials/tictoc/part5/#52-adding-statistics-collection (tictoc-15) to and click "run":

txc15.cc:32:5: error: unknown type name 'cLongHistogram'; did you mean 'cHistogram'?

After changing cLongHistogram to cHistogram:

txc15.cc:56:19: error: no member named 'setRangeAutoUpper' in 'omnetpp::cHistogram'

I'm not sure why, but this include doesn't appear to be working in the Tic Toc tutorial launched from the OMNeT++ IDE in the Instant Veins (version 4.7.1-i1) virtual appliance:

It looks like this:

Edit: the code itself is present, so I'm not sure why it isn't rendering:

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Since it is highly experimental, we are especially looking for suggestions for improvement, on both the technical implementation (what failed, how the failure could have been avoided, and so on), and the wording side (not clear enough instructions, spelling mistakes, etc.).

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