[BCVTB] what do the open and closed relation arrows represent? (and how to draw them)

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This is a snapshot of the c-room. (default example in BCVTB)

What option do I drag and drop to create a relation between two components? (TSet to Adder/Subtracter)

(I am able to understand that the arrows represent dataflow as a sequence in time)

Also, what is the difference between a black-head arrow and a transparent head relation arrow

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answered 7 years ago

Michael Wetter
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White arrows allow for multiple connections. I don't understand your first question, you create a relation by connecting inputs to outputs.

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thank you so much! For the first question, I was wrongly using the arrow (under Utilities -> decorative) instead of directly connecting the input to output.

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