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Add a component onto the [[Dashboard Panel]] or [[System Panel]]. | |||
Drag a Component Macro onto the flowchart. | |||
Open the [[Component Macro Icon Properties]] by double-clicking on the icon or right-clicking the icon and selecting properties, or select ‘Properties’ from the ‘Edit’ menu (Edit > Properties...) when the icon is selected. | |||
Once the properties box is being displayed you can look through the list for the desired macro. | |||
Note that Component Macros are displayed in a list which shows macros for the available components present on the Dashboard and System Panels. | |||
Once the macro has been selected you may need to enter the parameters and/or return values (depending on the macro) to achieve the desired functionality. Variables can be used with Component Macros to extend the efficiency and functionality. | |||
Revision as of 10:03, 11 July 2013
<sidebar>Sidebar: What Is a Macro?</sidebar> Add a component onto the Dashboard Panel or System Panel.
Drag a Component Macro onto the flowchart.
Open the Component Macro Icon Properties by double-clicking on the icon or right-clicking the icon and selecting properties, or select ‘Properties’ from the ‘Edit’ menu (Edit > Properties...) when the icon is selected.
Once the properties box is being displayed you can look through the list for the desired macro.
Note that Component Macros are displayed in a list which shows macros for the available components present on the Dashboard and System Panels.
Once the macro has been selected you may need to enter the parameters and/or return values (depending on the macro) to achieve the desired functionality. Variables can be used with Component Macros to extend the efficiency and functionality.