Property SLToSquare.TSLToSquare.Level
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| − | '''property''' Level : Real '''read''' FLevel '''write''' SetLevel; | + | '''property''' Level : Real '''read''' FLevel '''write''' SetLevel '''default''' 0; |
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| − | '''__property''' double Level = { '''read'''=FLevel, '''write'''=SetLevel }; | + | '''__property''' double Level = { '''read'''=FLevel, '''write'''=SetLevel, '''default'''=0 }; |
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Class: TSLToSquare
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Syntax
Delphi:
property Level : Real read FLevel write SetLevel default 0;
C++ Builder:
__property double Level = { read=FLevel, write=SetLevel, default=0 };
Summary
The compare level for the input signal.
Description
Use this property to specify the compare level for the input
signal. If the signal is below or equal the Level the output
signal will be Low, otherwise the output signal will be High.
Delphi example:
SLToSquare1.Level := 20;
C++ Builder example:
SLToSquare1->Level = 20;
Visual C++(MFC) example:
SLToSquare1.Level = 20;
Visual C++/CLI example:
toSquare1->Level = 20;
C# example:
toSquare1.Level = 20;
VB example:
ToSquare1.Level = 20
