Functions tab

A function is an argument that is not exposed to external access. The value of a function is generated by user-defined logic created in the

Library Designer

and by conditions that apply during instantiation.

A function can be either conditional or calculated:

A conditional function returns one of multiple possible results generated by expressions and based on IF/ELSE/ELSEIF logic. A conditional function allows for multiple branches and nesting.

A calculated function generates a single value, based on a single expression.

Functions are listed alphabetically under a single group heading named by the library object.

This table describes the commands available on the Functions
tab.

Command	Description
	The Add New button opens the Function Builder window.
	The Move Up/Move Down buttons are deactivated for this tab.
	This dropdown menu can initiate a search for functions that match a text string entered in the adjacent field. There are two different types of finds that can be performed, use the dropdown menu to select the one to use: FindPartial : Searches for the text string in any part of an entry. FindPrefix : Searches for the text string at the beginning of an entry.

Decorator panel

Add a function

Add branches

Use a previously created function

Copy a function

Edit a function

View a function reference

Delete branches

Delete a function

Function Builder window

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