Destination Wire Tag

1. Click the Processing tab to access the Processing Workspace.
2. Below the processing palette (to the left of the workspace) is an icon for adding a destination wire tag to the processing map. You have two options for adding the destination wire tag to the workspace:
   • Click and drag the Destination Wire Tag into your Processing Map. (Holding the wire tag at the edges of the workspace auto-scrolls to other areas). Once the hashed drop target is in position release the mouse button to add the wire tag to the workspace.
   • Double-click on the workspace Destination Wire Tag icon or text to add the wire tag to the left of the currently selected block(s) in the workspace. If nothing is selected, Halogen positions the wire tag in the middle of the visible portion of the processing map.
3. Associate the destination wire tag to a source wire tag by hovering your mouse over the destination wire tag, clicking on the drop-down arrow that appears just to the left of the output node, and selecting the name of the desired source wire tag from the list:
4. Connect the destination wire tag to your configuration by wiring its output node to an existing block's input node:

note: You can only use wire tags once in a given signal path. This means that you cannot wire an output node of a destination wire tag to the input node of a source wire tag.

• A destination wire tag is associated with a single source wire tag. To set a new association:
• Hover your mouse over the destination wire tag.
• Click on the drop-down arrow that appears and select the desired source wire tag from the list:

UI Element	Purpose
Drop-down arrow and wire tag name text	The name shows the associated Source Wire Tag, which you select using the drop-down arrow control.
+	Clicking on the plus sign creates a duplicate of the Destination Wire Tag and places it on the processing map. The new wire tag is in the same set as the original destination wire tag.

 

The destination wire tag does not have any other properties. Edit all associated wire tag properties from the Source Wire Tag’s properties dialog.