Duet Perspective - AMX CAFE DUET V1.8 Instruction Manual

Overview of the Duet Plug-in
From within the Module group, the handleAdvancedEvent() and
passthru() entries are recommended selections for all devices, as
is the selection of the dispose() entry ONLY for IP devices (used
for thread cleanup and such). Another recommendation is to select
nothing within the Object group.
The options in this dialog include:
• Method listing
• Group methods
Select All: places a checkmark adjacent to each listing entry.
Deselect All: removes any checkmarks adjacent to each listing entry.
Click the Finish button to save your wizard configurations, set your build paths, and create
your project.
Click Yes to confirm the use of the Duet Perspective (project default). You can also select
not to receive this message in the future.

Duet Perspective

Once the wizard has created a new project, the Duet Perspective is displayed (FIG. 15).
This display is the default layout view for the application. The main elements of this
perspective are described below:
Package Explorer: this window shows the Java element hierarchy of the Duet
projects in your Workspace. The element hierarchy is derived from the
project's build paths. For each project, its source folders and referenced
libraries are shown within the on-screen tree.
Editors: this window provides a display area for the various available editors
such as:
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Provides a field with methods organized either by type/class or
alphabetically. This display is dependent on whether the Group
methods by types radio box is selected.
This option determines how the methods are displayed for use.
by type
• Select this option to organize and display the methods by type.
• De-select this option to display the methods alphabetically.
The Duet Manifest Editor is opened by double-clicking on the
manifest.duetmf file from META-INF folder in the Package Explorer
view or right-clicking on the file and selecting Open with > Duet
Manifest Editor. The manifest.duetmf file is similar to an ini file in the
sense that it is used by the Master to find a file and load it. This editor
outlines both the Module and User-Defined Manifest Items, as well as any
imported/exported packages or services. See the Duet Manifest
Editor section on page 23 for details.
Café Duet v1.8 - User's Guide