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<H1>Select Function(s)</H1>
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Whenever a <A HREF="concept.html#Functions">Function</A> needs to be selected,
for example when you're adding steps to a <A HREF="concept.html#Chaser">Chaser</A>,
using the <A HREF="chasereditor.html">Chaser Editor</A>, the <B>Select Function</B>
dialog is used.
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Sometimes the destination that you are selecting the function for might allow the selection of
multiple functions, for example, when adding steps to a Chaser or functions to a Collection.
In these cases, the order in which the functions are selected will also be the
order in which they are added to their destination. On the other hand, when attaching a
function to a button in the <A HREF="virtualconsole.html">Virtual Console</A>,
you may select only one function at a time.
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Refer to your operating system manual for documentation on how to select multiple
items in a list.
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<H3>Controls</H3>
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<B>Functions to display</B>
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There are two radio buttons on the top of the window: <b>All functions</b> and <b>Running functions</b>.<br>
By clicking on them, the list below will be filled only with the desired functions.<br>
For example, when performing a <a href="liveedit.html">Live edit</a>, you might want to display only the running functions.<br>
Obviously, in design mode, selecting "Running functions" will show an empty list.
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<B>Function list</B>
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<LI>Name: The names of available functions</LI>
<LI>Type: The type of each of the available functions</LI>
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<B>Filter</B>
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You can filter the function list so that only those function <B>types</B> that
have been checked are shown. Filtering is especially useful if you have lots
of functions to select from.
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<LI>Scenes: Display <IMG SRC="qrc:/scene.png"> <A HREF="concept.html#Scene">Scene</A> functions in the selection list</LI>
<LI>Chasers: Display <IMG SRC="qrc:/chaser.png"> <A HREF="concept.html#Chaser">Chaser</A> functions in the selection list</LI>
<LI>EFX's: Display <IMG SRC="qrc:/efx.png"> <A HREF="concept.html#EFX">EFX</A> functions in the selection list</LI>
<LI>Collections: Display <IMG SRC="qrc:/collection.png"> <A HREF="concept.html#Collection">Collection</A> functions in the selection list</LI>
<LI>RGB Matrices: Display <IMG SRC="qrc:/rgbmatrix.png"> <A HREF="concept.html#RGBMatrix">RGB matrix</A> functions in the selection list</LI>
<LI>Show: Display <IMG SRC="qrc:/show.png"> <A HREF="concept.html#Show">Show</A> functions in the selection list</LI>
<LI>Audio: Display <IMG SRC="qrc:/audio.png"> <A HREF="concept.html#Audio">Audio</A> functions in the selection list</LI>
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