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:controls1
Devguide: Connections Manager

This property window allows you to make a Connection.

Connections are how callbacks (or handlers) are
specified in Devguide. This window has three areas:
1. The top left area is called the Source group. 
   It contains the Source setting, Source scrolling
   list, and the When setting
2. The top right area is called the Target group.
   It contains the Target setting, Target scrolling
   list, the Action setting, and the Arg text 
   field.
3. The Connections group. It contains the View
   setting, the Connection scrolling list, and
   three buttons: Connect, Change, and Disconnect.

To make a Connection, all of the fields in the
Source group and the Target group must be filled 
in.

If at any time the Connections scrolling list text
seems truncated, you may use the window resize corners
to extend the window.  All scrolling lists are
scale to reflect the new size (it allows you to
see as much or as little of the text in the scrolling
lists as you wish).
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:source_choice
Source setting
--------------

Select the object type you wish to see in the 
scrolling list below (the Source scrolling list).

The Source setting, Source scrolling list, and
When setting are referred to as the Source group.

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:source_list
Source Scrolling List
---------------------

The Source Scrolling List contains the list of 
objects of the type selected in Source Choice 
above the scrolling list.

Select the object you want to use as the Connections source.

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:when_setting
When Setting
------------

Select the type of action/event you wish your 
selected object (in the Source Scrolling List) to
be triggered upon.

The When setting is dynamic: depending on the type
of object you have selected, the items in the menu
will be different.
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:target_choice
Target Setting
--------------

Select the object type you wish to see in the 
scrolling list below (the Target scrolling list).

The Target setting, Target scrolling list, and
Action setting are referred to as the Target group.

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:target_list
Target Scrolling List
---------------------

The Target Scrolling List contains the list of 
objects of the type selected in Target Choice 
above the scrolling list.

Select the object you want to use as the Connections target (the object that will perform
the action).

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:action_setting
Action Setting
--------------

Select the action you wish your target object to
perform.

The Action Setting is dynamic: it depends upon the
type of object that is selected in the Target 
Setting above.
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:action_arg
Arg Textfield
-------------

Enter the argument for the Action specified.

This field is active only when the Action you
specify requires an argument. It will also change 
its label to let you know what kind of argument it
expects.

For example, if the Action is SetLabel, the Arg:
field will change to String:
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:view_setting
View Setting
------------

Select the type of Source object you wish to view
your connections by.

You can selectively view your connections by the
type of Source object in the connection itself,
just like you can select the type of object in the
Source and Target scrolling lists above.

Additionally, you can view All your connections,
or only the connections that the selected object
in the Source scrolling list has.

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:conn_list
Connections Scrolling List
--------------------------

This scrolling list contains all of your
connections.

To create a Connection, you must
	1. select an object in the Source scrolling
	   list
	2. a When action/event
	3. select an object in the Target scrolling
	   list
	4. an Action
	5. and, if needed, an argument for the
	   Action

You may select the Connection scrolling list items.
When selected, its associated elements will fill
in the fields above (the Source group and Target
group).
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:conn_but
Connect Button
--------------

Make a Connection.

When all of the fields have been entered into the
Source group and Target group, a connection is 
allowed to be made.
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:change_but
Change Button
-------------

Select a connection and modify any element in it.

A Connection must first be selected in the 
Connection scrolling list. This way, the Source
group and Target group get filled in. From there,
you are allowed to change any of the fields so that
you can modify your connection.


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:disconn_but
Disconnect Button
-----------------

Disconnect the selected connection.

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:callback_pane
Define Callback Text Area
-------------------------

Type in the code you wish to specify for the 
Action argument to ExecuteCode.

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:controls2
Devguide: Connections Manager

This property window allows you to make a Connection.

Connections are how callbacks (or handlers) are
specified in Devguide. This window has three areas:
1. The top left area is called the Source group. 
   It contains the Source setting, Source scrolling
   list, and the When setting
2. The top right area is called the Target group.
   It contains the Target setting, Target scrolling
   list, the Action setting, and the Arg text 
   field.
3. The Connections group. It contains the View
   setting, the Connection scrolling list, and
   three buttons: Connect, Change, and Disconnect.

To make a Connection, all of the fields in the
Source group and the Target group must be filled 
in.

If at any time the Connections scrolling list text
seems truncated, you may use the window resize corners
to extend the window.  All scrolling lists are
scale to reflect the new size (it allows you to
see as much or as little of the text in the scrolling
lists as you wish).
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:callback_but
Apply Button
------------

Apply the text in the text area to the Action 
argument for ExecuteCode.
