Do not use + for OM flags

Author: sjoelund

UsersGuide/source/debugger.rst

@@ -25,7 +25,7 @@ The compilation time overhead from having this tracing on is less than
 1%, however, in addition to that, some time is needed for the system to
 write the xml file containing the transformation tracing information.
 
-Enable +d=infoXmlOperations in Tools->Options->Simulation (see section
+Enable -d=infoXmlOperations in Tools->Options->Simulation (see section
 :ref:`omedit-settings-simulation`) OR alternatively click on the checkbox *Generate operations in
 the info xml* in Tools->Options->Debugger (see section :ref:`omedit-settings-debugger`) which
 performs the same thing.
@@ -64,7 +64,7 @@ are defined by the equation, or the equation is dependent on), and
 similar for variables. The equations and variables form a bipartite
 graph that you can walk.
 
-If the +d=infoXmlOperations was used or you clicked the “generate
+If the -d=infoXmlOperations was used or you clicked the “generate
 operations” button, the operations performed on the equations and
 variables can be viewed. In the example package, there are not a lot of
 operations because the models are small.

UsersGuide/source/introduction.rst

@@ -729,7 +729,7 @@ experimental version without load balancing. The following command, not
 yet available from the OpenModelica GUI, will run a parallel simulation
 on a model:
 
->>> omc +d=openmp model.mo
+>>> omc -d=openmp model.mo
 
 Loading Specific Library Version
 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
@@ -1016,11 +1016,11 @@ parameters**
 | ""
 
 In order to obtain more information from the compiler one can use the
-command line options **+showErrorMessages +d=failtrace** when running
+command line options **--showErrorMessages -d=failtrace** when running
 the compiler:
 
-C:\\dev> C:\\OpenModelica1.9.2 \\bin\\omc +showErrorMessages
-+d=failtrace script.mos
+C:\\dev> C:\\OpenModelica1.9.2 \\bin\\omc --showErrorMessages
+-d=failtrace script.mos
 
 .. |omlogo| image:: logo.*
   :alt: OpenModelica logotype

UsersGuide/source/mdtdebugger.rst

@@ -78,7 +78,7 @@ like this:
 
 .. omc-mos ::
 
-  setCommandLineOptions({"+d=rml,noevalfunc","+g=MetaModelica"})
+  setCommandLineOptions({"-d=rml,noevalfunc","-g=MetaModelica"})
   setCFlags(getCFlags() + " -g")
   HelloWorld(120.0)
 

UsersGuide/source/optimization.rst

@@ -73,7 +73,7 @@ command line terminals similar to the options described below:
 
 .. omc-mos ::
 
-  setCommandLineOptions("+g=Optimica");
+  setCommandLineOptions("-g=Optimica");
 
 .. omc-loadstring ::
   :caption: BatchReactor.mo
@@ -182,7 +182,7 @@ also be exported to an XML code using the following steps from the
 terminal window:
 
 -  Go to the path where your model file found
--  Run command omc +g=Optimica +simCodeTarget=XML Model.mo
+-  Run command omc -g=Optimica --simCodeTarget=XML Model.mo
 
 An example
 ~~~~~~~~~~
@@ -254,7 +254,7 @@ CasADi and solves an optimization problem in windows PowerShell:
 
 a. Go to omc path from working directory and run the following command
 
-    E.g. ..\\..\\..\\bin\\omc +s +g=Optimica +simCodeTarget=XML
+    E.g. ..\\..\\..\\bin\\omc +s -g=Optimica --simCodeTarget=XML
     BatchReactor.mo
 
 3. Run defaultStart.py python script from OpenModelica optimization

UsersGuide/source/parametersensitivity.rst

@@ -9,7 +9,7 @@ Sundials/IDA solver.
 considerably improved, since this a rather new feature and will
 continuous improved.*
 
-*Note: A OpenModelica version newer than openmodelica_1.10.0 is needed.*
+*Note: OpenModelica version 1.10 or newer is required.*
 
 
 Background
@@ -51,7 +51,7 @@ OpenModelica on an example. This module is enabled by the following
 OpenModelica compiler flag:
 
 .. omc-mos ::
-  setCommandLineOptions("+calculateSensitivities");
+  setCommandLineOptions("--calculateSensitivities");
 
 
 .. omc-loadstring ::
@@ -98,3 +98,4 @@ sensitivities w.r.t. **every state**.
   x
   y
 
+.. omc-reset ::