In the interface that you create, a Checkbox control suppresses and unsuppresses items such as features and components.
For example, use a Checkbox control to allow selection of a bracket with or without mounting holes, or a connector assembly with or without pins.
Checkbox controls are available only for $State variables.
In the interface that you create:
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 = Unsuppressed
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 = Suppressed
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Attribute
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Labels the control with the text you type. |
| Design Table Variable |
Lists available $State variables from the design table. Select one to assign to the control. |
Data
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Parent |
(Not available for the first control.) Creates a context-sensitive control by setting different states (checked or unchecked) depending on the value selected for the parent control. If you specify one or more data parents, the Checked States table appears. It includes a row for each combination of the data parent values. If you specify a data parent, then the state of this control is read-only in the interface you create.
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Add Parent |
Adds another Parent field. |
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Checked States |
Defines the state of this control (checked or unchecked) for each value of the parent control. |
Visibility
| Parent |
(Not available for the first control.) Defines whether the control is shown or hidden, depending on the value selected for the parent control. Select None to make the current control always visible. |
| Show |
(Available if you select a parent.) Specifies if the current control is shown or hidden for each value of the parent control.
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= Shown
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= Hidden
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Click Hide All or Show All to uncheck or check all boxes at once.
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