Difference between revisions of "Component Creation"
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==Learn how to create components== | ==Learn how to create components== | ||
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*[[Creating_a_Property|Creating a Property]] - How to create a property | *[[Creating_a_Property|Creating a Property]] - How to create a property | ||
*[[IO_Properties|IO Properties]] - How to create and use IO properties | *[[IO_Properties|IO Properties]] - How to create and use IO properties | ||
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*[[Using_CAL_Components|Using CAL Components]] - Creating a component using CAL functionality (I2C / SPI / UART etc) | *[[Using_CAL_Components|Using CAL Components]] - Creating a component using CAL functionality (I2C / SPI / UART etc) | ||
*[[Using_A_Base_Component|Using A Base Component]] - Creating a new component using a base component | *[[Using_A_Base_Component|Using A Base Component]] - Creating a new component using a base component | ||
| + | *[[New_Component_Features|New Component Features]] - Additional component creation features added in Flowcode | ||
==Examples== | ==Examples== | ||
Revision as of 12:41, 2 July 2019
Learn how to create components
- Creating a Property - How to create a property
- IO Properties - How to create and use IO properties
- Component Configuration - Overview of the component creation panel managers
- Customising A Component - Creating a new customised version of a component
- Assigning Code to an Existing Component - Complementing or overriding an existing components functionality
- Base Components - The base components and their function
- Using CAL Components - Creating a component using CAL functionality (I2C / SPI / UART etc)
- Using A Base Component - Creating a new component using a base component
- New Component Features - Additional component creation features added in Flowcode
Examples
- Exercises - Worked exercises including creating components
- Example - Number Conversions - Creating a helper component to help convert between number systems Decimal, Hexadecimal and Binary
- Example - Creating a two-wheeled robot - Creating a 2 wheeled robot from scratch (simulation & downloadable)
