Layout
In viewer page, it can be divided into 3 panels:
Navigation panel | Information & tools panel |
Graph panel |
- Navigation panel: Display current script's hierarchy. And you can click all layers which located in this panel to jump into it.
- Information & tools panel: Provide property data, display configuration and some useful tools.
- Graph panel: Core panel. Display current browsing behavior graph's data. Some legend will be desscribe in the follwing sector.
Graph legend
Block
Building block
Building block (abbr. BB)
All building block can be devided into 2 types: prototype building block and behavior graph
Get Cell
Get Cell
This is a typical prototype building block. Some port are attached into this building block.
pIn and pTarget are at the top, pOut are at the bottom, bIn are on the left, and bOut are on the right.
In the middle of building block, the name of this building block is written in black font, and the name of this building block's prototype is written in white font.
This is a typical behavior graph. It is very similar to prototype building block.
It don't have the name of prototype. Instead, you can click on the name to see what is inside this graph(jump into this graph).
Link
Operation
- You can highlight the associated links by clicking Block or BB, and click again to cancel the highlight.
- You can double-click Block or prototoye BB to get the properties associated with it.
- You can hover over the Block to view its name and type through tooltip.
Properties
Properties can be visited in Information & tools panel. It can display the information of the object currently being double-clicked.
S
Rectangle/Box Mode(176)
dump.data
0x01, 0x00, 0x00, 0x00
dump.length
4
This is a typical property unit. You may see more than 1 property unit in property list. A property unit may contain more than 1 key-value pair to describe it.
In the first line, the name of the current property unit (actually a pLocal) will be displayed. The number in brackets is CK_ID. If an S is displayed in front of it (as shown in the figure above), then it is also a setting.