Component Tree - Revision history

DavidA at 08:23, 2 July 2019

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	In Flowcode each component is laid out like a branch on a tree with the root or trunk of the tree being the Flowcode panels.		In Flowcode each component is laid out like a branch on a tree with the root or trunk of the tree being the Flowcode panels.

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 <sidebar>Sidebar: Flowcode Help Overview:Components</sidebar>
-In Flowcode v6 each component is laid out like a branch on a tree with the root or trunk of the tree being the Flowcode panels.
+In Flowcode each component is laid out like a branch on a tree with the root or trunk of the tree being the Flowcode panels.
 [[File:Eg_Tree_Structure.jpg|center]]

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	In Flowcode v6 each component is laid out like a branch on a tree with the root or trunk of the tree being the Flowcode panels.		In Flowcode v6 each component is laid out like a branch on a tree with the root or trunk of the tree being the Flowcode panels.

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	Components have been designed with this tree structure in mind to allow complex components to be built up from basic components and to allow any of the existing components to be wrapped up into a user component.		Components have been designed with this tree structure in mind to allow complex components to be built up from basic components and to allow any of the existing components to be wrapped up into a user component.
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	Using the [[Component Debugger]] window you can look further inside the tree by enabling the ‘Expose full component tree in property pane’ option. This can be used to explore the component's child components and properties packaged up within the component.		Using the [[Component Debugger]] window you can look further inside the tree by enabling the ‘Expose full component tree in property pane’ option. This can be used to explore the component's child components and properties packaged up within the component.

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 The component object variables can be seen by using the components tab of the [[Project Explorer]] window.
-[[File:ProjExplorerComponents.jpg|center]]
+[[File:Gen Project Explorer Components 01.jpg|center]]
 When calling a simulation API command you may need to refer to the 'this' node of the tree, the ‘this’ variable can be typed in manually or is available from the component object list featured within the [[Calculation Icon Properties|Calculation]], [[Component Macro Icon Properties|Component Macro]], [[Simulation Macro Icon Properties|Simulation]] and [[Macro Icon Properties|Macro]] flowchart icons.
-[[File:ComponentObject.jpg|center]]
+[[File:Gen Component Object List 01.jpg|center]]
 Having components in a tree structure helps to bring everything into a standardised format which can be parsed using the Tree portion of the simulation function API. This tree structure approach also applies for the microcontroller FCD files (Flowcode Definition File), the various configuration files and the Flowcode source file itself.

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 The branches of the tree / children of the panel can be viewed by clicking the drop down selection at the top of the [[Properties Panel]] window.
-[[File:PanelProps.jpg|center]]
+[[File:Gen Panel Properties Object List 01.jpg|center]]
 Components have been designed with this tree structure in mind to allow complex components to be built up from basic components and to allow any of the existing components to be wrapped up into a user component.
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 The branches of the tree in our project now look like this.
-[[File:PanelProps2.jpg|center]]
+[[File:Gen Panel Properties Object List Tree 01.jpg|center]]
 When generating a component, the panel root is referred to as a variable named “this”. The variable allows the component source to refer to the panel and once the component is exported the ‘this’ variable will instead refer to the root of the specific component.

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 In Flowcode v6 each component is laid out like a branch on a tree with the root or trunk of the tree being the Flowcode panels.
-[[File:TreeDiagram.jpg|center]]
+[[File:Eg_Tree_Structure.jpg|center]]
 The branches of the tree / children of the panel can be viewed by clicking the drop down selection at the top of the panel properties window.

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	In Flowcode v6 each component is laid out like a branch on a tree with the root or trunk of the tree being the Flowcode panels.		In Flowcode v6 each component is laid out like a branch on a tree with the root or trunk of the tree being the Flowcode panels.