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Signals and Data

Data Conversion

Synchronisation

Re-entrant Paths

Parallel Computing

System Requirements

Installation and Licence Activation

Standard toolbar

Select Project Type

Saved project file extensions

Runtime toolbar

Lookup Table toolbar

Node Hierarchy toolbar

Explorer node context menu

Feature Group Views

Creating a new filter

Anatomy of a composite filter

Composite Filter Cache

Lookup Table Editor

Anatomy of a lookup table

Input parameters

Output parameters

Editing a lookup entry

Refined example

Project Parameters

Project Parameters toolbar

Connection Manager

Connection Manager toolbar

Breakpoints toolbar

Breakpoint Editor

Log File Listing

Find Results toolbar

Re-entrant Path Summary

Re-entrant Path Summary toolbar

Re-entrant path detail

Configuration Manager

Known type lists

Type builder panel

Options - General

Project Settings

Calculation Builder

Calculation Builder toolbar

Anatomy of a mathematical expression

Running the program

Command line data

Executing projects

Executing signal-input projects

Executing data-input projects

Licensing Manager

What is a string?

What is a Boolean expression?

Absyntax Editor

How do I secure a project?

Can I load a previously saved project into the current project?

Can I save an embedded project?

Lookup Table toolbar

Lookup Table toolbar

The Lookup Table toolbar works in conjunction with the Lookup Table Editor. You can show or hide this toolbar by selecting View → Toolbars → Lookup Table from the menu bar.

Clear Lookup Table Editor

Clears the Lookup Table Editor of its current lookup table.

Open Lookup Table

Opens a previously saved lookup table.

Add Lookup Entry

Adds a sibling lookup entry immediately after the currently selected lookup entry. The input parameter to which the entry refers is the Lookup Table Editor's currently selected input parameter.

Add Child Lookup Entry

Adds a child lookup entry to the currently selected lookup entry. The input parameter to which the entry refers is the Lookup Table Editor's currently selected input parameter.