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.github/workflows/dotnet.yml

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EDSEditorGUI/DeviceInfoView.Designer.cs

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EDSEditorGUI/DeviceInfoView.cs

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//DCF support
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if (eds.dc!=null)
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{
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textBox_concretenodeid.Text = eds.dc.NodeId.ToString();
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textBox_concretenodeid.Text = eds.dc.NodeID.ToString();
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textBox_nodename.Text = eds.dc.NodeName;
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textBox_baudrate.Text = eds.dc.BaudRate.ToString();
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textBox_baudrate.Text = eds.dc.Baudrate.ToString();
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textBox_netnum.Text = eds.dc.NetNumber.ToString();
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checkBox_canopenmanager.Checked = eds.dc.CANopenManager;
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textBox_lssserial.Text = eds.dc.LSS_SerialNumber.ToString();
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void InputControls_OnChange(object sender, EventArgs e)
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// Do something to indicate the form is dirty like:
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button_update_devfile_info.BackColor = System.Drawing.Color.Red;
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void AddOnChangeHandlerToInputControls(ControlCollection ctrl)
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private void button_update_devfile_info_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
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//textBox_txpdos.Text = eds.di.NrOfTXPDO.ToString();
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eds.dc.NodeId = Convert.ToByte(textBox_concretenodeid.Text);
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eds.dc.NodeID = Convert.ToByte(textBox_concretenodeid.Text);
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eds.dc.NodeName = textBox_nodename.Text;
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eds.dc.BaudRate = Convert.ToUInt16(textBox_baudrate.Text);
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eds.dc.Baudrate = Convert.ToUInt16(textBox_baudrate.Text);
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eds.dc.NetNumber = Convert.ToUInt32(textBox_netnum.Text);
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eds.dc.CANopenManager = checkBox_canopenmanager.Checked;
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eds.dc.LSS_SerialNumber = Convert.ToUInt32(textBox_lssserial.Text);
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button_update_devfile_info.BackColor = SystemColors.ButtonFace;
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void InputControls_OnChange(object sender, EventArgs e)
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