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You can now disable any icons in a flowchart. Disabled icons will be ignored by the simulation and compiler. A disabled icon is greyed out it to signify it has been disabled. Disabling a "parent" icon will also disable any icons that follow directly from that icon (E.g. icons within a switch statement will disable all icons within the loop).
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You can now disable any icons in a flowchart. Disabled icons will be ignored by the simulation and compiler. A disabled icon is greyed out to signify it has been disabled.
  
  
To disable icons, select the icon or icons you wish to disable, right-click on them and select "disable" from the menu.
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Disabling a 'parent' icon will also disable any icons that follow directly from that icon. For example, disabling a 'Switch' icon will disable all icons within the Switch statement, and disabling a 'Loop' icon will also disable all the icons in the loop.
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To disable icons, select the icon or icons you wish to disable, right-click on them and select 'Disable Icon' from the context menu.
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By using this feature the user can quickly and easily test flowcharts and ideas to improve the program, and then quickly revert the changes if the changes are not as effective.
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This also allows for quick configuration using pre-defined icons to add, subtract and/or replace icons in the flowchart to enhance the program demonstrate different results and outcomes using one project.

Latest revision as of 08:36, 2 July 2019

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You can now disable any icons in a flowchart. Disabled icons will be ignored by the simulation and compiler. A disabled icon is greyed out to signify it has been disabled.


Disabling a 'parent' icon will also disable any icons that follow directly from that icon. For example, disabling a 'Switch' icon will disable all icons within the Switch statement, and disabling a 'Loop' icon will also disable all the icons in the loop.


To disable icons, select the icon or icons you wish to disable, right-click on them and select 'Disable Icon' from the context menu.


By using this feature the user can quickly and easily test flowcharts and ideas to improve the program, and then quickly revert the changes if the changes are not as effective.

This also allows for quick configuration using pre-defined icons to add, subtract and/or replace icons in the flowchart to enhance the program demonstrate different results and outcomes using one project.