Assigning Code to an Existing Component - Revision history

MartinW at 10:20, 6 October 2023

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MartinW at 10:18, 6 October 2023

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MartinW at 09:49, 6 October 2023

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MartinW at 08:48, 6 October 2023

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DavidA at 08:40, 2 July 2019

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BenR at 17:01, 7 March 2014

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ReeceL at 14:02, 6 November 2013

2013-11-06T14:02:39Z

ReeceL: ReeceL moved page Assigning code to an existing component to Assigning Code to an Existing Component without leaving a redirect

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ReeceL moved page Assigning code to an existing component to Assigning Code to an Existing Component without leaving a redirect

Admin at 15:21, 1 November 2013

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Admin: Created page with "Here is a brief video detailing how to wrap up your custom macros into a component that can be re-used in many projects.
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2013-11-01T15:19:46Z

Created page with "Here is a brief video detailing how to wrap up your custom macros into a component that can be re-used in many projects. <div align="center"> {{#ev:youtube|xhvrwILJA38|640}} ..."

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Here is a brief video detailing how to wrap up your custom macros into a component that can be re-used in many projects.

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 While that is still the case the alternative is to select from the newly added '''Built-in Functions''' tab.
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+[[file:Assigning_Code_to_an_Existing_Component2.png]]
 The alternative method which is easier and quicker is to select the component, then within the properties,  right-click on each connection name (Coil 1 - Coil 4) and choose Expose to top level.

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 The video shows Events within the '''Project Explorer'''.
 For component creation editing etc., you will need to add the '''Events''' and '''Built-in Functions''' tabs to the [[Using_the_Project_Explorer|'''Project Explorer''']] as by default they are not added.
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 There will be some difference as the video is demonstrating with an older version of Flowcode.

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	[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xhvrwILJA38 Component Creation 1]		[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xhvrwILJA38 Component Creation 1]
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		+	The video shows Events within the '''Project Explorer'''.
		+	For component creation editing etc., you will need to add the '''Events''' and '''Built-in Functions''' tabs to the [[Using_the_Project_Explorer\|'''Project Explorer''']] as by default they are not added.
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		+	To add tabs, Select '''File''' > [[Global_Settings\|'''Global Settings''']] >> [[Global_Settings#UI_Trees\|'''UI Trees tab''']]
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		+	Select '''Built-in Functions''' from within '''Available Tabs''' window and click '''Add >>''' next to '''Project Explorer''' window
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		+	[[file: Assigning Code to an Existing Component1.png]]
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		+	Repeat for '''Events''' selection.
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		+	The order of the tabs van be moved by selecting the function, then clicking the up/down arrows on the right.
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		+	Select '''OK''', then reload Flowcode so make sure your project is saved first.
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		+	There will be some difference as the video is demonstrating with an older version of Flowcode.

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	Here is a brief video detailing how to wrap up your custom macros into a component that can be re-used in many projects. This should also prove useful to anyone wanting to understand the basics of creating a component in Flowcode.		Here is a brief video detailing how to wrap up your custom macros into a component that can be re-used in many projects. This should also prove useful to anyone wanting to understand the basics of creating a component in Flowcode.

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−	<sidebar>Sidebar: ~~Advanced Features~~</sidebar>	+	<sidebar>Sidebar: Flowcode Help Overview:ComponentCreation</sidebar>
	Here is a brief video detailing how to wrap up your custom macros into a component that can be re-used in many projects. This should also prove useful to anyone wanting to understand the basics of creating a component in Flowcode.		Here is a brief video detailing how to wrap up your custom macros into a component that can be re-used in many projects. This should also prove useful to anyone wanting to understand the basics of creating a component in Flowcode.

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	Here is a brief video detailing how to wrap up your custom macros into a component that can be re-used in many projects. This should also prove useful to anyone wanting to understand the basics of creating a component in Flowcode.		Here is a brief video detailing how to wrap up your custom macros into a component that can be re-used in many projects. This should also prove useful to anyone wanting to understand the basics of creating a component in Flowcode.

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-Here is a brief video detailing how to wrap up your custom macros into a component that can be re-used in many projects.
+Here is a brief video detailing how to wrap up your custom macros into a component that can be re-used in many projects. This should also prove useful to anyone wanting to understand the basics of creating a component in Flowcode.
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 {{#ev:youtube|xhvrwILJA38|640}}
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