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Auto-generated documentation is information consisting of the technical data stored within Flowcode, for example information regarding [[API overview|API Functions]], [[Component]] macros, properties and functions as well as information regarding [[Editing Variables|Variables]].
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[[File:Gen_Project_Report_Export_Wizard_01.png|right]]
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Auto-generated documentation consists of technical information taken directly from within Flowcode, for example auto-generated documentation consists of information regarding [[API Overview|API Functions]], [[Component]] macros, properties and functions as well as information regarding [[Editing Variables|Variables]].
  
This information is taken directly from Flowcode and imported into the wiki, there are then fields and areas left to complete such as a detailed description and an examples and further information about a function, component etc. By default these fields contain red text saying "No additional information", or "No additional examples".
 
  
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You can 'Create a Project Report' of your own Flowcode file to auto-generate documentation of your project in different styles, from an overall report to flowchart images and even flowchart source code, the report covers the contents of your Flowcode file, from chip and compiler settings to macros and variables.
  
This documentation provides technical information about Flowcode, examples of such content on this wiki are as follows:
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This information is taken directly from Flowcode and exported into a HTML document, where all the information will be formatted and organised to include tables and images etc.
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In regards to the auto-documentation for the wiki, there are then fields and areas left to complete such as detailed descriptions and an examples and further information regarding a function, component or property etc.
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By default these fields contain red text saying "''<span style="color:red;">No additional information</span>''", or "''<span style="color:red;">No additional examples</span>''". These fields are then filled out on the wiki to provide further information about the specified area.
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This documentation provides technical information regarding Flowcode, examples of this on the wiki are as follows:
 
*[[Variable Types]]
 
*[[Variable Types]]
 
*[[Components]]
 
*[[Components]]
*[Events reference|Events Reference]]
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*[[Event Reference]]
*[[API reference|API Reference]]
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*[[API Reference]]

Latest revision as of 16:49, 7 March 2014

<sidebar>Sidebar: Flowcode Help Overview:ToolsViews</sidebar>

Gen Project Report Export Wizard 01.png

Auto-generated documentation consists of technical information taken directly from within Flowcode, for example auto-generated documentation consists of information regarding API Functions, Component macros, properties and functions as well as information regarding Variables.


You can 'Create a Project Report' of your own Flowcode file to auto-generate documentation of your project in different styles, from an overall report to flowchart images and even flowchart source code, the report covers the contents of your Flowcode file, from chip and compiler settings to macros and variables.

This information is taken directly from Flowcode and exported into a HTML document, where all the information will be formatted and organised to include tables and images etc.


In regards to the auto-documentation for the wiki, there are then fields and areas left to complete such as detailed descriptions and an examples and further information regarding a function, component or property etc.

By default these fields contain red text saying "No additional information", or "No additional examples". These fields are then filled out on the wiki to provide further information about the specified area.

This documentation provides technical information regarding Flowcode, examples of this on the wiki are as follows: