Property SLToSquare.TSLToSquare.Low
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| − | '''property''' Low : Real '''read''' FLow '''write''' SetLow; | + | '''property''' Low : Real '''read''' FLow '''write''' SetLow '''default''' - 1000; |
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=== C++ Builder: === | === C++ Builder: === | ||
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| − | '''__property''' double Low = { '''read'''=FLow, '''write'''=SetLow }; | + | '''__property''' double Low = { '''read'''=FLow, '''write'''=SetLow, '''default'''=- 1000 }; |
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Class: TSLToSquare
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Syntax
Delphi:
property Low : Real read FLow write SetLow default - 1000;
C++ Builder:
__property double Low = { read=FLow, write=SetLow, default=- 1000 };
Summary
The Low level for the output signal.
Description
Use this property to specify the High level for the output
signal.
Delphi example:
SLToSquare1.Low := -1000;
C++ Builder example:
SLToSquare1->Low = -1000;
Visual C++(MFC) example:
SLToSquare1.Low = -1000;
Visual C++/CLI example:
toSquare1->Low = -1000;
C# example:
toSquare1.Low = -1000;
VB example:
ToSquare1.Low = -1000
