Disabling Icons: Difference between revisions

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You can now disable any icons in a flowchart. Disabled icons will be ignored by the simulation and compiler. A disabled icon is greyed out it to signify it has been disabled.

Disabling a 'parent' icon will also disable any icons that follow directly from that icon (e.g. disabling an icon within a switch statement will disable all icons within the switch icon and disabling an icon within a ).

To disable icons, select the icon or icons you wish to disable, right-click on them and select "Disable Icon" from the context menu.

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	Disabling a "parent" icon will also disable any icons that follow directly from that icon (E.g. ~~icons~~ within a switch statement will disable all icons within the ~~loop~~).		Disabling a 'parent' icon will also disable any icons that follow directly from that icon (e.g. disabling an icon within a switch statement will disable all icons within the switch icon and disabling an icon within a ).


	To disable icons, select the icon or icons you wish to disable, right-click on them and select "~~disable~~" from the menu.		To disable icons, select the icon or icons you wish to disable, right-click on them and select "Disable Icon" from the context menu.

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