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46 CHAPTER 2. GRAPHICAL USER INTERFACE ÏÒÓÛ º ÆÜØ By using this item you bring the top window in the background. Hence it looses its window focus. The window to get the window focus and to become the top window is the window which was only hidden by the former top window. If you use one of the next four items (ÈÖÓÖÑ ÏÒÓÛ¸ ÇÔÖØÓÖ ÏÒÓÛ¸ ÎÖÐ ÏÒÓÛ and ÖÔ× ÏÒÓÛ) the specified window will become the top window and gets the window focus. 2.3.2.8 The Menu Item ÀÐÔ Here you may query information about the system itself and all HALCON and HDevelop operators. ÀÐÔ º ÓÙØººº The menu item ÀÐÔ º ÓÙØººº delivers information about the current HALCON version (see figure 2.30). Furthermore, it lists host IDs detected by the license manager (see the manual Getting Started with HALCON for more information). Figure 2.30: Information about the current HALCON version. ÀÐÔ º ÀÐÓÒ ÇÔÖØÓÖ× The next menu item is ÀÐÔ º ÀÐÓÒ ÇÔÖØÓÖ×. This help is based on an HTML browser (see chapter 6.3). The browser will display the main page of all HALCON and HDevelop operators. It is quite easy for you to browse through this operator menu and to find the desired operator. Another possibility of requesting information about the current operator is pressing button ÀÐÔ inside the operator window (see page 49). ÀÐÔ º ÀÚÐÓÔ ÄÒÙ The menu item ÀÐÔ º ÀÚÐÓÔ ÄÒÙ starts the HTML browser with a description of the language, similar to chapter 3 of this manual. 2.3.3 Tool Bar You use most icons in this tool bar to accelerate accessing important HDevelop features. These are features which you are performing many times while working with HDevelop. Hence there are buttons to handle your HDevelop programs and to edit them. The most important buttons are used to start and to stop a program (or parts of a program). These icons are explained in figure 2.32: HDevelop / 2000-11-16
2.3. MAIN WINDOW 47 Figure 2.31: The HDevelop tool bar. These icons are shortcuts for the menu items Ð º ÆÛ, Ð º ÄÓ, andÐ º ËÚ in the menu bar. For a detailed description, see page 12ff. These icons are shortcuts for the menu items Ø º ÙØ, Ø º ÓÔÝ, Ø º È×Ø, and Ø º ÍÒÓ in the menu bar. For a detailed description, see page 19ff. These icons are shortcuts for the menu items ÜÙØ º ÊÙÒ, ÜÙØ º ËØÔ and ÜÙØ º ËØÓÔ in the menu bar. For a detailed description, see page 20ff. These icons are shortcuts for the menu items ÜÙØ º ØÚØ, ÜÙØ º ØÚØ, and ÜÙØ º Ê×Ø ÈÖÓÖÑ in the menu bar. For a detailed description, see page 20ff. This icon is a shortcut for the menu item Î×ÙÐÞØÓÒ º ËØ ÈÖÑØÖ×ººº in the menu bar. For a detailed description, see page 23ff. These icons are shortcuts for the menu items Î×ÙÐÞØÓÒ º ÈÜÐ ÁÒÓººº, Î×ÙÐÞØÓÒ º ÓÓÑÒººº, Î×ÙÐÞØÓÒ º ÖÝ À×ØÓÖÑ ÁÒÓººº, andÎ×ÙÐÞØÓÒ º ÊÓÒ ÁÒÓººº in the menu bar. For a detailed description, see page 23ff. 2.3.4 Window Area Figure 2.32: The different parts to the HDevelop toolbar. The window area contains all necessary windows to show your HDevelop programs, to visualize your iconic and control results, and to specify any operator’s parameters. Additionally, you may open as many graphics windows as you want to get a detailed view of your iconic results. You are free to move the windows according to your needs and preferences inside this area. You may iconify and/or deiconify them. To handle these windows in a comfortable way, HDevelop supports you with some window management functions (see 2.3.2.7). 2.3.5 Status Bar The status bar at the bottom of the program window shows you information which is important while working with HALCON, e.g., context sensitive information about a specific user action or the operator runtime (if time measurement has not been deactivated). HALCON 6.0
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