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so they execute first in no defined order. If you wanted
them to execute in a particular order, you could control this
by connecting their sequence pins.
Data flows left to right, so you see the data generators
executing next in no particular order. The addition (A+B)
object cannot execute until both inputs are satisfied. Then
the Waveform (Time) object executes. Again, you could
mandate execution order anywhere in the program by using
the sequence pins or the Flow ⇒ Do object. (To learn more
about the Do object, consult Help.)
Finding an Object in a Complex Program
To find a particular object, especially in a large program,
select Edit ⇒ Find. Type in the object or function name in the
pop- up dialog box, and VEE displays all instances and
locations of that object or function in the program. (See
“Finding Functions in Large Programs" on page 356 for more
details.)
NOTE
For more information about the step functions, refer to online Help. For
more information about UserFunctions, refer to Chapter , “Using Agilent
VEE Functions,” on page 329.