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They take all the effort out of using these components. | They take all the effort out of using these components. | ||
This exercise uses them to control a particularly complicated, but very common device, the Liquid Crystal Display (LCD). | This exercise uses them to control a particularly complicated, but very common device, the Liquid Crystal Display (LCD). | ||
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The program 'knows' when you have added a component to the System or Dashboard panel. | The program 'knows' when you have added a component to the System or Dashboard panel. | ||
Revision as of 14:35, 20 June 2013
Component macros are sections of code that have been written to support the components included with Flowcode 6.
They take all the effort out of using these components.
This exercise uses them to control a particularly complicated, but very common device, the Liquid Crystal Display (LCD).
It uses it to display the elapsed time, once a switch has been pressed
The program 'knows' when you have added a component to the System or Dashboard panel.
