CANoe DENoe - KEMT FEI TUKE

Control box/Check box
Comment box
Button
Figure 3: Box Types in Dialogs
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Test input box (type-bound)
Options button/Radio button
Comment box This tells the user what is to be input. The boxes behave passively
when clicking on them with the mouse. They cannot be accessed
by keyboard either.
Text input box
(type-bound)
Alphanumeric boxfield, e.g. for entering file names. Numeric boxfield,
e.g. for entering integer or floating point numbers.
Drop-down list After clicking on the arrow along the right border of the box, a list
drops down, from which you can select a value from a prescribed
set of values.
Options button/Radio
button
Control
box/Check box
These buttons represent mutually exclusive options. You can only
select one option at a time. If you select another option, the previous
selection becomes inactive. The currently selected option button
is identified by a black dot.
A check box next to an option indicates that this option can be activated
or deactivated. In this case you can activate as many check
boxes as desired. Activated check boxes are identified by an "x" or
„ “.
Button Buttons serve to execute certain actions, e.g. to exit the dialog box
or to open a subordinate dialog box.
All dialogs have action buttons labeled [OK], [Cancel] and [Help]. If you press [OK],
the settings you have made in the dialog are accepted into the configuration of the
particular block. If you press [Cancel], all settings made since the dialog box was last
opened will be lost. With the [Help] button you can obtain a help text about the dialog
box you are currently working with. After the Help window has been closed you can
continue with the dialog. All settings are preserved.
Most CANoe dialogs also have an [Options] button. When this button is activated
another dialog appears with which you can modify the CANoe global options (decimal/hexadecimal
number representation, symbolic/numeric mode).
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