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14.7.3.1 Panel definition
14.7.3.1 Panel definition
You can define multiple panel within the panelDefinitions() as shown in Figure 348. The below code corresponds to the sub panels of the custom UI where the input parameters are placed onto.
Figure 348: Example of code to split the panels
Figure 349: Example of multiple panel definition
These input interfaces have the same structure and annotation as shown in the above section 14.3.1. For the example of Figure 349, the code will look like this:
Figure 350: Example of code to insert input parameter for the “left” and “right” panels.
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