DOCUMENT VISUALIZER PROGRAM CODE
Source code filenames are resolved relative to the directory containing the MegunoLink project file.
MegunoLink will open the source code file in the Arduino IDE if the source file is available, otherwise it will open the url in the user’s default browser. Creating code linksĬode-links provide links to Arduino source code in your documentation pages. Here, page name is the name of a page asset and link text is the text displayed for the user to click on to navigate to the page. Links are not supported in plain-text documentation.Links let users navigate between pages in your documentation. Use the doc protocol and the page name to create links to other pages in your documentation. Here, image name is the name of the asset and tool-tip text is displayed when the user’s mouse hovers over the image. Images are not supported in plain-text documentation.Referenced images are shown on the documentation page. Use the img protocol and the image name to reference image assets in your documentation. To display the asset window, select Assets from the View menu in the documentation designer. To change the home page document, right-click on the new home-page and select Set as Home Page. The home page is shown in blue text in the asset list. The first page added is treated as the home page. The home page is displayed when the project is opened or whenever the user clicks the home button (🏠) in the documentation visualizer. MegunoLink will prompt you to confirm that the asset should be permanently removed from the project. To remove a page or image from the project, right-click it in the asset list and select Delete. Each asset has a name, which is used to link to pages or include images in the documentation (see below). Adding AssetsĪdd new pages or images using buttons on the toolbar. Use the documentation designer to create, edit and manage documentation assets.
Markdown is a good compromise to create formatted documentation without deep specialized knowledge. HTML provides the greatest flexibility to customize the appearance of your documentation while plain text requires the least background knowledge to create. Special links within the documentation will open code files in the Arduino IDE.ĭocumentation can be created in plain text, Markdown or HTML. Your documentation can include multiple pages, which the user can navigate using links, along with external links that will open in the users default browser. Content is saved inside your MegunoLink project file. Content includes text and images that are displayed in the documentation. The documentation visualizer has a built-in designer for you to create and edit the documentation content. Use the Open web page or Open local document buttons to provide access to external document files. The Documentation visualizer lets you add embed documentation in your MegunoLink project file.
DOCUMENT VISUALIZER PROGRAM SERIAL
MegunoLink Overview Installing and Licensing Installing MegunoLink Setup Arduino Integration Enter MegunoLink License Uninstall Instructions Getting Started Getting Started with MegunoLink What is a Visualizer? Arduino Integration Making a Serial Connection Plotting Data Build an Arduino Interface Process Serial Commands with an Arduino Arduino Examples Visualizers Connection Manager Connection Manager Overview Serial/ USB Connections UDP WiFi or LAN Connections TCP Client Connection TCP Server File Source XBee Series 2 Pro Merged Source mDNS Browser Arduino Upload Monitor XBee Manager Examples Making a Serial Connection Arduino ESP8266 WiFi UDP Plotting Find ESP32/ESP8266 IP Address on a WiFi Network using mDNS Talk to the ESP32 over WiFi Advanced Adding Custom Baud Rates Serial Monitors Serial Monitoring Overview Raw Serial Monitor Message Monitor Visualizer Message Library Arduino Reference Examples Sending clean CSV data from an Arduino Advanced Message Command Reference Interface Panel Interface Panel Overview Control Reference (Buttons, Textboxes.
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