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--- eyes:logics:bypass [2017/06/09 14:07]
sfiedle [Usage]
+++ eyes:logics:bypass [2017/06/12 14:11] (current)
sfiedle [Usage]
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 ====== Bypass ======
-Bypass is used to trigger inputs which are outside a queue.
+Bypass is used to trigger inputs for logics within a [[eyes:logics:queue|]] which come from logics outside the Queue.
 ===== Usage =====
-In order to use IO, which is not created within a queue, the bypass element gets connected with the queue and the favoured IO.
+In order to use the output of a logic, which is not created within the run of a Queue, Bypass will trigger this output to be fetched again. Therefore, the I/O of the Queue is connected with the first input of the Bypass and the output I/O of the needed logic is linked to the second input of Bypass. The first input of Bypass will be discarded.
 ===== Example ====
-Here, a very specific example should be given/described. In the future, this can be supported by screenshots etc.. For the moment, give an example easy enough for the user to understand, but specific enough to elaborate why a given parameter is a good set for this very situation.
+{{ :eyes:logics:bypass.png |}}
 ===== Parameters and I/O ====
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 ^ Input   ^ Description ^
-| FirstInput  | Input to be discarded |
+| FirstInput  | I/O to be discarded |
-| SecondInput | Input to be passed along |
+| SecondInput | I/O to be passed along |
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 ^ Output   ^ Description ^
-| FirstOutput | Input, which was supposed to be passed along |
+| FirstOutput | I/O, which was supposed to be passed along |