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22-01-2008, 23:52
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Re: EasyC Copy & Paste
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When you right-click on the user functions, you get two options. One is to make a new function. The other is to copy an existing function from another project. I think that does what you want. (You apparently can't copy the Initialize or Autonomous or OperatorControl functions, but a bit of creative copy & paste in both the source and target projects can work around that restriction.) |
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