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Units are the core of a Flow and can be added to the canvas by dragging them from the Units Panel at the left area of the window. As said before, a Flow is composed of at least 2 units properly configured and linked. There are several actions that you can perform with units to edit them and create a Flow that matches your needs.
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The unit will be cloned and will keep the same properties and configuration options of the original unit. Alternatively, you can select a unit and click
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If you want to clone several units at the same time, hold the
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Remove all the links of a unit
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Check the events going through a unit
Click a unit to open its menu and select the magnifying glass icon to open the Events window at the bottom area. A tab will be opened showing the events generated, processed, or received by the selected unit. Learn more about the Events window here.
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Check the events going through a unit port
If you hover the mouse over a unit port, you will see the fields and corresponding types of the events it receives or sends. You can click the magnifying icon that appears next to the fields table to open the events window at the bottom area and check the events that go through that port. Learn more about the Events window here.
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You can also hover over a specific field name in the table to see the unit that generated that column, and the links it went through. The corresponding units and links will be highlighted in blue.
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You can define as many groups as required, and give each of them a different name, description and color. To do it, double-click its name tag (groups are named group1, group2, etc by default), choose the required name, description and color and click Apply. The name will be shown in the group tag and both the tag and the line of the group will be displayed In in the selected color.
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You can also move individual units within a group, or select various whilst holding the CTRL key and move them as required:
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Finally, you can ungroup units and delete all the units in a group using the options in the menu that appears when you click a group name. Besides, you can manually set the size of a group line after clicking the name of the group.
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