CANoe DENoe - KEMT FEI TUKE

With View you can choose among three different representation formats for the bytes
of the environment variable:
• Hexadecimal and text fields (the two fields are shown next to one another)
• Only hexadecimal field
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• Only text field
Hexadecimal representation consists of blocks, each with two hexadecimal digits.
Each block represents one byte of the environment variable value.
Text representation consists of keyboard characters. Each byte of the environment
variable is represented as a character in ASCII code. If no printable ASCII character
corresponds to the byte value, a dot is shown.
You can have your entries accepted in the environment variable by pressing the
key, moving the cursor to another box, or choosing the Accept menu item.
Please note that in accepting environment variables of the String type, characters are
only read up to a terminating null character (byte value zero). Characters that follow
are not assumed in the variable. For environment variables of the Data type, on the
other hand, the null character is not terminating.
In the Text Attributes box the font and background color can be configured. With a
reset, the text attributes prescribed as default values are assumed.
Note: You can use the key to toggle between the two input modes
Insert and Overwrite.
5.6 Working with Bitmap Controls
With bitmap elements differentiation is made between two-stage and multistage elements.
The first group consists of bitmap push button and two-stage bitmap
switch/indicator .The second group includes multistage bitmap switch/indicator. In
the configuration dialog you can assign a bitmap file to each of these elements.
You can create bitmap files with any bitmap editor (e.g. Paintbrush or Borland Resource
Workshop). The formats for CANoe panel bitmaps are described in the following
section.
Note: After you have edited a bitmap in the Panel Editor that is used by one or
more elements, you can update it with Reload Bitmaps.
Examples of bitmaps that you can integrate directly into your panels or use as patterns
for your own elements, are located in the directory DEMO_CAN_CN\COLLECT.
The CANoe sample configuration COLLECT.CFG gives you an overview of this bitmap
collection.
5.6.1 Bitmap File Format
A bitmap file for a two-way switch always consists of 3 rectangular partial bitmaps of
identical height and identical width which are arranged horizontally. The inactive state
is displayed in the rectangle on the left. This state appears in the panel, e.g. before
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