User-Defined Opcodes Manager
This is where users should put their User-Defined Opcodes. UDO's are added by using the "+" button and removed by using the "-" button to the left the table on top.
To shift the order of the opcodes up and down, select an opcode in the table and use the "^" and "V" buttons to push up and push down.
To edit the UDO, select one from the table above. After selecting a UDO, it's information will be shown in the editor area below.
You may also cut, copy, and paste UDO's by right-clicking an entry in the top table. UDO's in the copy buffer can be pasted into other project files.
For UDO's, you will need the name of the UDO, the intypes and outtypes, and the body of the code itself. For the body of the code, you will not need anything from the "opcode" line that normally starts a UDO definition (i.e. "opcode myOpcode, a, ak"), as those should be in the text fields for Opcode Name, In Types, and Out Types, and you will not need an "endop", as blue will add that itself.
