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Internal component description
The description of an internal component can be opened at any time. This window contains all the options specific to the internal component. To display the description of an internal component: - Select the internal component in the "Project explorer" pane.
- Select "Internal component description" in the context menu.
The different tabs of the description window are as follows: - Tab "Description": This tab lets you know the name of the internal component, its label, and its description (which can be directly modified).
- Tab "Elements": This tab lists items from the internal component. You can:
- add elements to the internal component ("Add elements" button). Simply select the desired element in the list of project elements.
- remove elements from the internal component. Simply select the element(s) to be removed and click "Delete elements". The element can be removed from the internal component only or from the internal component and the project.
- change public elements to private and vice versa. Simply check the elements you want to make public.
- Tab "Analysis": This tab allows for configuring the management mode of data and execution contexts. There are three modes to manage data and execution contexts:
- Use the project analysis or no analysis (full share): The internal component accesses the data files of the project. The internal component and the project use the same execution contexts.
This is the default mode if the internal component does not use an analysis. - Use the project analysis with different execution contexts (advanced mode): The internal component accesses the data files of the project. The internal component and the project use different execution contexts.
This mode is reserved to specific cases. - Use a specific analysis The internal component accesses its own data files: it is autonomous. The internal component and the project use different execution contexts.
This is the default mode if the component uses an analysis.
In this case, the analysis used by the internal component and its password (if any) must be specified. You can also create a new analysis directly or import an analysis from the SCM. This analysis will be associated with the internal component.
 Note: If the internal component has an analysis, this analysis will not be taken into account at runtime. - Tab "Live Data": This tab is available only if the internal component has a specific analysis. It is used to configure the "Live Data" for the internal component, which means the ability to view the content of data files in the editor directly.
- Tab "UML": This tab allows linking an UML model to the internal component.
- Tab "Dependencies": This tab allows listing the dependencies associated with the internal component.
- Tab "Compilation": This tab allows you to define the programming standards to be followed by the internal component. For more details, see Programming standard errors.
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