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I want to create a module in Simpl, which contains an analog initialize feeding into an analog equate.

I want the module to have a parameter field, so that I can for example in parameter field 1, enter 1d, this then needs to feed both the initialize and equate that value.

A neat thing to have, but not necessary, would be to have its value set to a default of 1d for field 1, 2d for field 2 etc.

Is this possible to do in Simpl or do I need to enter the world of S+ for this?

Any help appreciated.

You may find that this question and any other module related questions can
be answered by opening an instance of SIMPL, set it up as a module then
click on the ArgumentDefinition in program view then hit F1.

This will get you a help page that explains how to set the parameter
properties (close to bottom of page) inside a module and many other useful
pieces of information on how to set up a module.



HTH

ChipG



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I want to create a module in Simpl, which contains an analog initialize
feeding into an analog equate.

I want the module to have a parameter field, so that I can for example in
parameter field 1, enter 1d, this then needs to feed both the initialize and
equate that value.

A neat thing to have, but not necessary, would be to have its value set to a
default of 1d for field 1, 2d for field 2 etc.

Is this possible to do in Simpl or do I need to enter the world of S+ for
this?

Any help appreciated.



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Open up the Argument Definition symbol in your module, then either highlight and hit Alt-F3 or right click on it and select "Edit Parameter Properties". One of the options in the dialog that comes up is for setting a default value for that parameter.

This is also the dialog where you can do cool things like generate a drop-down list of values for parameters...

- Chip