Programming language Chora: Project members

Every Embedded Wizard project consists of various members individually representing your particular GUI components, used image and font resources, localized constants and much more. The following table provides an overview of all available Embedded Wizard project members:

Member type	Short description
Profile	Specifies the configuration parameters for your project.
Macro	Defines a code fragment to use wherever the macro name appears within your project implementation.
Language	Determines languages available for localization of your application.
Style	Defines a switch to control the class, autoobject, constant, bitmap resource and font resource variant derivation.
Unit	Provides the space where you can put GUI components and associated bitmap and font resources as well as all other project relevant members.
Inline code	Includes a native code (e.g. C) snippet.
Enum	Adds a user-defined enumeration data type.
Set	Adds a user-defined set data type.
Enum/Set item	A single item (enumerator) within the enum or set member.
Constant	Defines an immutable global and localizable value.
Constant variant	Overridden version of a constant member.
Bitmap resource	Includes image files to your project.
Bitmap resource variant	Overridden version of a bitmap resource member.
Font resource	Includes fonts to your project.
Font resource variant	Overridden version of a font resource member.
Class	Defines an object-oriented software component, in particular a GUI component.
Class variant	Overridden version of a class definitions.
Autoobject	Defines a global instance of a particular class.
Autoobject variant	Overridden version of an autoobject member.
Variable	Stores state information within a component.
Array	Stores state information within a component.
Property	Implements interface to exchange data with an instance of a component.
Embedded object	With embedded objects you can nest instances of one class within another class.
Method	Implements the common behavior (the logic) of a component.
OnGet method	Implements the logic to execute when an associated property is evaluated within an expression.
OnSet method	Implements the logic to execute when an associated property is modified.
Slot method	Implements the logic to execute when the slot method receives a signal.
Annotation legend	For documentation purpose: adds comments and hints to your project.
Annotation group	For documentation purpose: helps to label and group several project members.
Annotation arrow	For documentation purpose: points to a particular project member.