Editing Variables - Revision history

DavidA at 07:58, 2 July 2019

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−	~~<sidebar>Sidebar: Flowcode Help Overview:Variables</sidebar>~~
	[[File:Gen_Edit_Variable_01.png\|right]]		[[File:Gen_Edit_Variable_01.png\|right]]
	You can edit an existing variable by clicking the arrow next to the variable or right clicking the variable to bring up the context menu, from here you can click 'Edit'.		You can edit an existing variable by clicking the arrow next to the variable or right clicking the variable to bring up the context menu, from here you can click 'Edit'.

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-<sidebar>Sidebar: Controlling Electronic Devices With Flowcode</sidebar>
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 [[File:Gen_Edit_Variable_01.png|right]]
 You can edit an existing variable by clicking the arrow next to the variable or right clicking the variable to bring up the context menu, from here you can click 'Edit'.

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 <sidebar>Sidebar: Controlling Electronic Devices With Flowcode</sidebar>
+[[File:Gen_Edit_Variable_01.png|right]]
 You can edit an existing variable by clicking the arrow next to the variable or right clicking the variable to bring up the context menu, from here you can click 'Edit'.

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 <sidebar>Sidebar: Controlling Electronic Devices With Flowcode</sidebar>
-[[File:Gen_Variable_Context_Menu_Edit_01.png|right]]
 You can edit an existing variable by clicking the arrow next to the variable or right clicking the variable to bring up the context menu, from here you can click 'Edit'.
 This will bring up a window which is almost identical to the window used to create a variable, the details of the variable which you inputted when creating the variable will be displayed here, you can edit these as you please.

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	<sidebar>Sidebar: Controlling Electronic Devices With Flowcode</sidebar>		<sidebar>Sidebar: Controlling Electronic Devices With Flowcode</sidebar>
		+	[[File:Gen_Variable_Context_Menu_Edit_01.png\|right]]
	You can edit an existing variable by clicking the arrow next to the variable or right clicking the variable to bring up the context menu, from here you can click 'Edit'.		You can edit an existing variable by clicking the arrow next to the variable or right clicking the variable to bring up the context menu, from here you can click 'Edit'.

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−	You can edit an existing variable by clicking the arrow next to the variable or right clicking the variable to bring up the context menu, from here you can click 'Edit'~~, this~~ will bring up a window which is ~~also~~ identical to the ~~one which was~~ used to create a variable, ~~from here it will display~~ the details of the variable~~, you can edit all the information~~ you inputted when creating the variable.	+	You can edit an existing variable by clicking the arrow next to the variable or right clicking the variable to bring up the context menu, from here you can click 'Edit'.
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		+	This will bring up a window which is almost identical to the window used to create a variable, the details of the variable which you inputted when creating the variable will be displayed here, you can edit these as you please.

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	<sidebar>Sidebar: Controlling Electronic Devices With Flowcode</sidebar>		<sidebar>Sidebar: Controlling Electronic Devices With Flowcode</sidebar>
		+	You can edit an existing variable by clicking the arrow next to the variable or right clicking the variable to bring up the context menu, from here you can click 'Edit', this will bring up a window which is also identical to the one which was used to create a variable, from here it will display the details of the variable, you can edit all the information you inputted when creating the variable.
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	'''Name Change'''		'''Name Change'''

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		+	<sidebar>Sidebar: Controlling Electronic Devices With Flowcode</sidebar>
	'''Name Change'''		'''Name Change'''

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	'''Resizing strings'''		'''Resizing strings'''

−	To resize the string open the variables window, select the string to resize and select '~~edit~~' from the drop down menu, enter the new size for the array.	+	To resize the string open the variables window, select the string to resize and select 'Edit' from the drop down menu, enter the new size for the array.

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	'''Type Change'''		'''Type Change'''

−	If a variable has not been used at all in the flowchart, then you can swap between any available type. If the variable has been used in the flowchart then you can swap between any of the types except String and Float.	+	If a variable has not been used at all in the flowchart, then you can swap between any available [[Variable Types\|variable type]]. If the variable has been used in the flowchart then you can swap between any of the types except String and Float.