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Right-clicking on a nested node such as a [`GroupWorkflow`](xref:Bonsai.Expressions.GroupWorkflowBuilder) will bring up the context menu, where you can select the `Open in New Tab` or `Open in New Window` commands. You can also access these commands by right-clicking on the tab header or window title bar.
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Right-clicking on a nested node such as a [`GroupWorkflow`] will bring up the context menu, where you can select the `Open in New Tab` or `Open in New Window` commands. You can also access these commands by right-clicking on the tab header or window title bar.
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Each tab or window displays a breadcrumb trail at the top, indicating the location of the current view within the nested workflows. Clicking a breadcrumb switches the view to the corresponding workflow, allowing you to navigate between levels.
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The `Explorer` panel also supports workflow navigation by providing a hierarchical tree view, similar to a file browser. Each level in the tree corresponds to a nested node. Selecting a node will update the `Workflow` panel view to display the corresponding nested workflow. You can also navigate the tree by using the keyboard arrow keys and pressing <kbd>Enter</kbd> to update the view. To open the node in a new tab or window, right-click on the node label and select one of the options. To expand or collapse the tree view at any level, click on the `+` or `-` icon to the left of the node label, or double-click the label itself. Icons adjacent to each label indicate the status of the corresponding workflow:
Conversely, the [`Publish`](xref:Bonsai.Reactive.Publish) operator can be used to share a single subscription to a video file when sending images to downstream observers. In this case, instead of requesting a new subscription to the video for each new observer, the publish behaviour will always share only the images coming from the original subscription, no matter at what point the video is in. The original sequence has been turned from *cold* to *hot*.
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Conversely, the [`Publish`] operator can be used to share a single subscription to a video file when sending images to downstream observers. In this case, instead of requesting a new subscription to the video for each new observer, the publish behaviour will always share only the images coming from the original subscription, no matter at what point the video is in. The original sequence has been turned from *cold* to *hot*.
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The [`MulticastSubject`](xref:Bonsai.Expressions.MulticastSubject) operator works like a sink which accesses the subject with the specified name, at the same scope level or above, and forwards any values emitted by the source sequence to the shared subject. Depending on the behavior of the subject, these values will then be passed to any operators subscribed to the subject, including any termination and error notifications.
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The [`MulticastSubject`] operator works like a sink which accesses the subject with the specified name, at the same scope level or above, and forwards any values emitted by the source sequence to the shared subject. Depending on the behavior of the subject, these values will then be passed to any operators subscribed to the subject, including any termination and error notifications.
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- Using the workflow from the previous exercise, insert a `CameraCapture` source and point the camera such that you can see clearly both the LED and the computer keyboard.
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- Using the workflow from the previous exercise, insert a [`CameraCapture`] source and point the camera such that you can see clearly both the LED and the computer keyboard.
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- Insert a [`VideoWriter`] sink and configure the `FileName` with a path ending in `.avi`.
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- Insert a [`Crop`] transform and set the `RegionOfInterest` property to a small area around the LED.
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-**Optional:** Synchronize a camera with a projector using the GPIO trigger system outlined above.
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