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communication parameters. If the settings on the device and in the software do not match, com-
munication will not be possible.
Data: Set the data to be sent to the serial port as fixed data or data from a variable. Type in the set
of characters that must be sent to the device. Click on the small arrow button on the right to display
list of all available special characters.
Condition: This is a scripting boolean expression. Only two results are possible (True and False).
Use this option to enable current action only when some term is met. The action will be started only
if condition returns True as the result of the expression.
Quit
The action will close the currently running form.
If you are a form designer, executing Quit action will close the running form and return you back to
the form designer.
When the print operator (the end user) will execute Quit command, the form will close entirely.
Condition: This is a scripting boolean expression. Only two results are possible (True and False).
Use this option to enable current action only when some term is met. The action will be started only
if condition returns True as the result of the expression.
Creating the Button
To use the button object, do the following:
1. Click on the icon in the toolbox.
Note:
You can also select the command Button in the Object menu.
2. Click on the form, where you want to position the object.
The dialog box opens with object properties.
3. Go to the Actions tab.
4. Click on the Edit button to open the Actions Editor window.
5. Define the actions you want to execute when the user will click on the button.
Drag the appropriate actions from the list on the left side to the right working area.
Set the action properties, if necessary.
6. When ready, click on the OK button to close the Actions Editor.
7. Click on the OK button.
Note:
To cancel placing an object on the form, press the ESC button.
Working with Button Group
Creating the Button Group
To use the button group object, do the following:
1. Click on the Button Group icon in the toolbox or select the command Button Group
object in the Object menu.
2. Click on the form, where you want to position the object. The dialog box opens with
object properties.