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I/O’s also called processing blocks are objects with input(s)
and output(s). They produce data at their output(s) that is
somehow related to their input(s). A Low pass filter I/O for
example filters the input data. The output of a processing
block is again a source, which can be connected to other I/O
blocks or to graphs.
Sinks are the opposite of a source. Instead of supplying
data, they accept it, just like an I/O object. The difference
is that a sink does not have an output source.
6.4 Handling objects
6.4.1
Creating
You can create a new source, I/O or sink by right clicking on
the root item in the object tree and selecting the object of
your choice from the popup menu. In figure 6.1 the ”I/O’s”
item is clicked with right mouse button.
Figure 6.1: Creating an I/O object
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