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Presentation and description of the GEDI module user interface. |
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The catalog Window lets you view and manage Reference Panels and other catalogs, for example Icon libraries (Drag & Drop). |
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The Script Editor is used for writing and editing CTRL scripts and libraries. Syntax highlighting and function syntax are available. |
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You can edit and configure object properties centrally in the Property Sheet, expanded ActiveX Support. |
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Basics for selecting and editing graphics objects. |
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Creating and editing simple graphics objects. |
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Creating and editing complex graphics objects. |
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Simple configuration dialog boxes and panels provide a convenient input and editing environment for linking data point changes and graphics object attributes. |
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The ScriptWizard allows to create panels without the knowledged of the Control programming language. |
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Implementation and Use of the CVS functionality in the GEDI project view. |
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Style sheets are applied on top of the current widget style and can be used to provide a distinctive look and feel for the application. |
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A symbol library of more or less complex structured graphic objects to create and visualize process displays in a faster way. |
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Functions for adjusting the menus and toolbars of the GEDI and Script Editor, and description on how to translate the Qt-specific texts of the GEDI, LogViewer, etc. to another language. |
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The SimpleSymbols allow to prepare generic symbols for the usage inside a panel. |