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diff --git a/Lessons/Lesson_68/README.md b/Lessons/Lesson_68/README.md index cdd606f..016b62c 100644 --- a/Lessons/Lesson_68/README.md +++ b/Lessons/Lesson_68/README.md @@ -245,19 +245,19 @@ typedef struct { On load form looks like this: -![Orderedlist1](OrderedList1.png?raw=true "OrderedList1") +![Orderedlist1](Orderedlist1.png?raw=true "Orderedlist1") If you select the element: -![Orderedlist2](OrderedList2.png?raw=true "OrderedList2") +![Orderedlist2](Orderedlist2.png?raw=true "Orderedlist2") You can change order by selecting an option and moving it up or down with the help of `+` and `-` keys: -![Orderedlist3](OrderedList3.png?raw=true "OrderedList3") +![Orderedlist3](Orderedlist3.png?raw=true "Orderedlist3") Change order to `2 1 3` and save it with `F10`: -![Orderedlist4](OrderedList4.png?raw=true "OrderedList4") +![Orderedlist4](Orderedlist4.png?raw=true "Orderedlist4") This would get the following data in the `OrderedListValue` field of our UEFI variable: ``` @@ -367,4 +367,4 @@ If you parse IFR data now, you could see that every option is encoded with `#def If the data array has a size lower than amount of available option, everything would compile, but in the HII, you would see only the first `array size` options. For example `UINT8 OrderedListValue[2]` would result to: -![Orderedlistr5](OrderedList5.png?raw=true "OrderedList5") +![Orderedlistr5](Orderedlist5.png?raw=true "Orderedlist5") |