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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?

Re-entrant Path Summary

Re-entrant Path Summary

Re-entrant paths are described here. The Re-entrant Path Summary is shown by selecting View → Re-entrant Path Summary from the menu bar or by clicking on the relevant link in the Status bar. Note that if there is no such link in the Status bar then that is an indication that your project has no re-entrant paths.

Toolbar

The toolbar supports actions in respect of the re-entrant paths list.

Re-entrant paths list

The list of detected re-entrant paths.

Group

The fully-qualified name of the feature group that contains the associated re-entrant path.

Protected?

Indicates whether the associated feature group is a password-protected project. Any such project is always listed, regardless of whether it actually contains any re-entrant paths, merely to warn that there may be re-entrant paths hidden from you. The Editor cannot reveal the contents of secure projects.

Path

For projects that are not protected, this field shows the chain of features and their interconnections that collectively represent a re-entrant path.

Contents of: Re-entrant Path Summary

Re-entrant Path Summary toolbar

Re-entrant path detail