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Bus event:
Keyboard event:
Time event:
ID 100
on message 100 {
write("Message 100");
}
on key 'a' {
write("'a' pressed");
}
on timer Uhr_1 {
write("Clock elapsed");
}
Figure 84: Examples of CAPL Event Procedures
6
A CAPL program consists of two parts:
1. Declare and define global variables
2. Declare and define user-defined functions and event procedures
6.2 CAPL Browser
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A special Browser is integrated in CANoe as a user-friendly means to create, modify,
and compile CAPL programs. Browser in this context is meant to signify a program
for fast and targeted editing of CAPL programs.
6 Besides keyboard events, in CANoe you can - with event procedures of the type on envvar also
react to actions that you perform yourself on user-defined control panels.
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