/component_viewer/objects/object/out/.../item

Outputs a single line. Child elements create a display block [+] in the Component Viewer. The attribute property and attribute value can consist of ASCII characters and format specifiers.

Parent Element	Element Chain
out	/component_viewer/objects/object/out
list	/component_viewer/objects/object/out/.../list
item	/component_viewer/objects/object/out/.../item (self reference)
Attributes	Description	Type	Use
property	Shown in the Property column of the Component Viewer window. Use specifiers to format the output.	xs:string	optional
value	Shown in the Value column of the Component Viewer window. Use specifiers to format the output.	xs:string	optional
info	Descriptive text, comment. Shown when hovered over the item in the Component Viewer window.	xs:string	optional
cond	Conditional execution: element is executed when expression result is not 0. Default value is 1.	xs:string	optional
bold	Output in the Value column is displayed in bold when expression result is not 0. Default value is 0. See also alert and bold output.	xs:string	optional
alert	Output in the Value column is displayed in red when expression result is not 0. Default value is 0. See also alert and bold output.	xs:string	optional
Child Element	Description	Type	Occurrence
item	Output a single line. An <item> in an <item> creates a tree structure in Component Viewer.	ItemType	0..*
list	Read complex variables, arrays, or linked lists. Walk through readlist arrays.	ListType	0..*
print	Use different output formats for single line output lines. See Dynamic output formats.	PrintType	0..*

Example:

<object>
  <out name="System and Threads">                       <!-- Window title -->
    <item property="System">                            <!-- Creates a group item for the following items -->
      
      <item property="SystemTimer" cond="__Symbol_exists (&quot;os_active_TCB&quot;)">    <!-- small group -->
        <item property="Tick Timer" value="%T[((float) clockrate / 1000)] mSec" />         
      </item>
        // The "SystemTimer" property is only created when the condition is true,
        // that is when the user symbol "os_active_TCB" exists. Otherwise
        // the property is not created and any nested statements are skipped.
  
      <read name="USB_Desc"  type="uint8_t" symbol="usb_desc" size="128" const="1" />
        ...
      <item property="USB_Desc" value="%U[USB_Desc]" />
        // The property value will show a Keil-USB descriptor using the format -
        // { length, type, "descriptor_name" }, e.g. { 10, 3, "Keil" }.
 
    </item>
  </out>
</object>