Hi Bob.
Is what I posted what you re after?
Can you please let me know.

Hi Bob.
You stated


When using the switch array ive noticed the number and lettering go from right to left is there a way to change this to left to right

Now I have changed it to go from left to right
Switch array reversed.png
Note:
If you change Input to Mode custom, it should reverse the ...

Hi Dirk.
The blank entries have nothing to do with working on FC11 but not FC10.
It's just data that has not been added to the peripherals.xml file
I have added the data for you.

First close Flowcode 10.
Then browse to this location using File Explorer, it's hidden by default so just paste the link ...

I thought of way of adding an additional Normal/Reverse property to the switch array compomponent, if you are interested?

Hi Bob.
I have noticed that the wiki source is out of date.
Therefore I have modified the latest version from a different source rather than explaining.
I would suggest adding the attached component to your own custom folder by following this wiki page

Note:
Instead of replacing, I have modified ...

Hi Bob.
If it something you really want, then I can explain step by step how to modify the switch array component to reverse switches so its left = port A 0 etc.

There is one other thing I should mention.
Flowcode automatically uses the latest component version.
Therefore if you have the same component in two different locations, the the location with the latest version will be used.
I mentioned this because when the official switch is updated and you ...

Hi Bob.
Best advice is to follow what Steve said & download the modified component and place it in a directory for any custom components.
For example I save custom components within a directory I added called D:\Flowcode Non standard Components.
I then add the directory within File > Global Settings ...

Hi Iain.
Thanks you for tanking us on your journey.
I have read your posts with interest and I'm sure others have as well

Hi Bob.
So rather than parallel switches, you require individual switches i.e. one switch per pin?
Therefore 0 to 15 will require two full ports (B and C) for example?
If I have got it wrong, can you explain the function you have in mind.