FFLD Networks

A program is entered as a list of independent networks.

• Networks are executed sequentially from the top to the bottom.
• The head of a network is drawn on a full row in the editor, grouping this information:
  • The number of the network (from 1 to N)
  • (Optional) A label name used as a target for jump operations.
    • See FFLD Jumps and RETURN.
  • (Optional) A directive for Conditional Compiling.
  • (Optional) A multiple line description (comment).

Header Row

No item can be put on a network header row.

• No line can go through it.
• The end of a program is marked with a special "End of module" row.
• Nothing can be inserted after this row.

       

• Double-click the header of a network to enter its label, directive (sometimes called pragma) and description.
• Network headers are green.
  • They became blue when a directive is defined.
  • See (➜ # 1, Conditional Compiling).

New Networks

New networks can be inserted on empty rows.

• When a network is selected, pressing <DEL> merges its content with the previous network.
  • When the first network is selected, pressing <DEL> removes the network and all its contents.
• There cannot be two networks having the same label in a program.
  • If this situation occurs in the case of a copy operation, you are prompted to either:
    • Specify another label name for the new network.
    • Remove the label on the new network.

Collapse/expand a network with the minus/plus sign located next to the Network number in the header.

       

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