Tag

Tag

This field configures what tag the object is related to.

Example 1: A Check-Box object has the tag "BoolCheckBox" configured in the Tag Field. During the execution, if the check-box is selected, the tag will change its value to True; and if it is deselected, the tag will set its value to False.

Example 2: In the graphics document, the user inserted 4 radio-button objects and each one will correspond to a country. But how does the user configure that?

The answer is using the Value Field. In the first radio-button object in the field Value, the user will insert the first name of the country; in the second the same thing, and so on. During the execution, when the tag has the configured value, the radio-button will be selected.

Example 3: In the graphics document, the user inserted 4 radio-buttons objects. Two of them will be responsible to turn on/off the lights and the others to turn on/off the fans. In the first two radio-buttons, the user configures the tag "LightPower" and in the others with "FansPower" tag. With this configuration, the 2 radio-buttons that turn the power on of the fan will not interfere in the 2 radio-buttons that turn the power on of the lights.

To configure this property, follow the steps below:

1.   Click the desired object to select it.

2.   Insert the desired tag in the field.