Difference between revisions of "Category:Modules"
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* [[Real to Integer Object]] | * [[Real to Integer Object]] | ||
+ | * [[Integer to Byte]] | ||
+ | * [[String to Integer]] | ||
+ | * [[Byte to String]] | ||
+ | * [[Date Greater Than]] | ||
+ | * [[Date Not Equal]] | ||
+ | * [[String Equal]] | ||
+ | * [[String Subject]] | ||
+ | * [[String Length]] | ||
+ | * [[String Lower Case]] | ||
+ | * [[Byte Delete]] | ||
+ | * [[Byte Position]] | ||
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* [[Integer to Real Object]] | * [[Integer to Real Object]] | ||
+ | * [[WAV to Integer]] | ||
+ | * [[Integer to String]] | ||
+ | * [[Date to Real]] | ||
+ | * [[Date Greater Than or Equal]] | ||
+ | * [[String Greater Than]] | ||
+ | * [[String Not Equal]] | ||
+ | * [[String Delete]] | ||
+ | * [[String Position]] | ||
+ | * [[Byte Addition]] | ||
+ | * [[Byte Insert]] | ||
+ | </td> | ||
+ | <td style="vertical-align:top; border-top: 1px solid #ccf; border-bottom: 1px solid #ccf; padding: 1em;"> | ||
+ | * [[Byte to Integer]] | ||
+ | * [[Integer to WAV]] | ||
+ | * [[String to Byte]] | ||
+ | * [[Real to Date]] | ||
+ | * [[Date Equal]] | ||
+ | * [[String Greater Than or Equal]] | ||
+ | * [[String Addition]] | ||
+ | * [[String Insert]] | ||
+ | * [[String Upper Case]] | ||
+ | * [[Byte Subtract]] | ||
+ | * [[Byte Length]] | ||
</td> | </td> | ||
</tr> | </tr> |
Revision as of 12:09, 14 January 2010
NeatTools is a visual programing environment. Programs are built using modules connected together in such a way as to manipulate a flow of data. Data flows into a module, where it is acted upon in some way by the module, for instance, the Integer Addition Module takes two connections of integers, sums them, and outputs the result. The modules are divided by type into several toolboxes.
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Toolboxes
The eight toolboxes are accessible from the Toolbar on the left side.
Digital Logic Toolbox |
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Math Toolbox |
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Keyboard ToolboxThese modules are relatively self explanatory and function in the same way that they do when found on a traditional keyboard. |
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Multimedia Toolbox |
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Display Logic Toolbox |
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Input/Output Toolbox |
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Miscellaneous Toolbox |
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External Toolbox |
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The External Toolbox contains any External Modules you have loaded into the program. |
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