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® Chapter 1 Using the Tracer Graphical Programming editor Figure 2: TGP editor running in Rover service tool Title bar Menu bar Toolbars Design space Splitter bar Output display TGP editor The TGP editor screen includes the design space, output display, blocks, menu bar, toolbars, and shortcut menus. Design space The design space is the area in which you can create graphical programs. Output display The output display is the area in which results from building a graphical program appear and any programming errors are displayed. 4 CNT-APG001-EN
® TGP editor To show or hide the output display: ◆ From the View menu, choose Output Display. Note: If you still cannot see the output display, the splitter bar may be toolow.Tomoveitup,clickunderthedesignspace.Movethe splitter bar up. Blocks Graphical programming blocks are the fundamental objects used to write a program in the TGP editor. Each block serves a specific purpose. Connecting these blocks in a given arrangement determines how the program behaves. A program consists of a combination of graphical programming blocks connected to perform a logical task. Figure 3 illustrates the basic structure of a graphical programming block. Theconnectionpointsontheleftsideoftheblockarecalledinputports. Input ports pass data into the block. Connections on the right side of the block are called output ports. Output ports pass data out of the block. Figure 3: Block structure Input ports Output port Note: For further information on specific graphical programming blocks, see the blocks reference in the online Help. Menu bar The menu bar at the top of the TGP editor contains drop-down menus for working with TGP programs (Figure 4 on page 6). • Use the File menu to open new and existing program files as well as to save programs and set program properties. • Use the Edit menu to undo and redo the last actions made in the editor. This menu also includes options for cutting, copying, pasting, and deleting program elements. • Use the View menu to set up the editor window. • The Blocks menu includes options for placing blocks in the design space. • Use the Alignment menu to align blocks in the design space. • The Tools menu includes options for working with your program. • Use the Help menu to access the extensive TGP online Help and to find more information about the TGP editor. CNT-APG001-EN 5
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