Controlling a Flowcode program, I wanted a printout of all flowcodes. That means not a 'picture' of the flowcode, but a real print-out with all statements and equations as is (not trunctated).
Is that possible??
Kind regrads
Jan Lichtenbelt
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Not this:
but this:
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.MovingAve = RC_Time_on // max 7 msec pulse time!!!!
.MovingAve = .MovingAve << 3 // scale to maximum integer number
.Period_MA = temp
.Period_MA = .Period_MA << 2 // scale to maximum integer number
Counter = 0
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Printing all flowcodes
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Re: Printing all flowcodes
Hi Jan,
Have you tried to change the annotation options in the 'Global Options' (View menu)?
What I would do is:
In the Annotation options make sure 'Limit description size for all icons' and 'Limit annotation size for all new icons' are unchecked.
In the macro drag the right border of the annotation to the right to re size it. Repeat for all annotations.
Use 'File', 'Create Project Report' to generate the output. This should generate an image file for each macro.
Use your favorite graphics software (or the browser) to print either the entire report or the individual images.
This is not the easiest way to print you flowcharts, so I'm hoping someone else has an easier solution.
Regards,
Jac
Have you tried to change the annotation options in the 'Global Options' (View menu)?
What I would do is:
In the Annotation options make sure 'Limit description size for all icons' and 'Limit annotation size for all new icons' are unchecked.
In the macro drag the right border of the annotation to the right to re size it. Repeat for all annotations.
Use 'File', 'Create Project Report' to generate the output. This should generate an image file for each macro.
Use your favorite graphics software (or the browser) to print either the entire report or the individual images.
This is not the easiest way to print you flowcharts, so I'm hoping someone else has an easier solution.
Regards,
Jac
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Re: Printing all flowcodes
I have 1 question and 1 error:
Q: Is there a way to maximize all notes at the same time?
E: The projectreport decrease the size of the notes, compare the Flowcode and the report in the images below
Kind regards
Jan Lichtenbelt
Q: Is there a way to maximize all notes at the same time?
E: The projectreport decrease the size of the notes, compare the Flowcode and the report in the images below
Kind regards
Jan Lichtenbelt