fix #43
fix #28
fix the synchronous nature of the components
The components have now a single procedure for the execution. There is no more port procedures or independent procedures.
The components are declared :
component(inPorts(input)
outPorts(output)
procedure(proc{$ Ins Out Comp} ... end)
)
The argument Ins is a record containing all the buffers of the input ports. The feature is the name of the port, the value is the buffer. A array input port is represented as a sub-record.
So in the example, Ins = inBuffers(input:). If there is an array port, that can look like Ins = inBuffers(input: arrayIn:buffers(1: 2:)).
The Out and Comp arguments are the same as before.
QTk cards
The QTk cards have only one flow of actions. So the ports ui_in, ui_out dispear. The other ones are renamed in, out and action. The creation of a widget is made with the "create" event.
All examples in testWidget and testCanvas
Single procedure
fix #43 fix #28 fix the synchronous nature of the components
The components have now a single procedure for the execution. There is no more port procedures or independent procedures. The components are declared :
The argument Ins is a record containing all the buffers of the input ports. The feature is the name of the port, the value is the buffer. A array input port is represented as a sub-record. So in the example, Ins = inBuffers(input:). If there is an array port, that can look like Ins = inBuffers(input: arrayIn:buffers(1: 2:)).
The Out and Comp arguments are the same as before.
QTk cards
The QTk cards have only one flow of actions. So the ports ui_in, ui_out dispear. The other ones are renamed in, out and action. The creation of a widget is made with the "create" event. All examples in testWidget and testCanvas
The editor
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