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The Inspector allows editing all properties and attributes of the currently selected component. A unique ID name is automatically generated in numeric order, and it's essentially important to rename it to fitting an application purpose. The component itself can even be deleted or triggered by the help button of the referencing guide.

Each component has different expandable groups and types of properties, which can be set up as a constant value or bound dynamically by a specific data source. Any wrong syntax will be evaluated as a warning.

Æ’x -> specify the value of the existing myText String variable

A description of all available properties can be found in the Reference Guide.

Each component has configurable specific events logic that can be added directly by selecting the desired one from the inspector panel or by clicking by opening the Events Console.

Following the Events Referencing Guide to acquire knowledge of how it works.

If required, it's possible to add internal comments on what brings the advantage of noticing unfinished work or passing information to the team developers.

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