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====== Joins ======

CommandFusion software uses a method of data assignment and object identification called 'Joins'. Joins are basically a way of assigning a value to a particular object (or multiple objects). You can think of a join as the ID of an object such as a Button, Slider, etc.\\

Joins are divided into four data types:
  - Digital
  - Analog
  - Serial
  - List

===== Digital Joins =====

A digital join has two possible values, 0 or 1 (off or on, low of high, active or inactive). This boolean data type allows button interaction, such as detecting button press/release and toggling the button, as well as showing/hiding subpages and performing page flips.

Within guiDesigner, digital join numbers will appear on a blue background above the object the join is assigned to when 'View > Display Object Join Numbers' is enabled. 

===== Analog Joins =====

An analog join has an integer value ranging from 0 (zero) to 65535. This whole integer data type allows for gauge and slider interactions, such as setting a gauge level or sending a level when adjusting a slider.\\
It can also be used to adjust the Interval of Timers.

Within guiDesigner, analog join numbers will appear on a red background above the object the join is assigned to when 'View > Display Object Join Numbers' is enabled.

===== Serial Joins =====

A serial join has a string value, with no length limitation set on the CommandFusion end (the Control System being used will have it's own string length restrictions however).
This string data type allows showing dynamic text, dynamic images and can also be set using Input Fields on the Viewer side (client side).

Within guiDesigner, serial join numbers will appear on a black background above the object the join is assigned to when 'View > Display Object Join Numbers' is enabled.

===== List Joins =====

A list join is used to identify a List object.

Within guiDesigner, list join numbers will appear on a red background above the object the join is assigned to when 'View > Display Object Join Numbers' is enabled.

===== Join Numbers =====
The actual number used can be in the range from 0 to 999999999. The same join number and join type can be assigned to multiple objects in your GUI, and they will all react to a change of the join value.

A join number of zero (0) is a special case, which means "no join assigned". By default all objects are assigned a zero join.
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