Adding Processes to a Routine, "Routine In", "Routine Out", Local/Global/Backgr. Proc. or Global Event

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Adding Processes to a Routine, "Routine In", "Routine Out", Local/Global/Backgr. Proc. or Global Event

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Overview

 

In the case of the Routines, Routine Ins, Routine Outs, Local/Global/Background Procedures and Global Events, the processes are added to a specific tab:

 

For Routines, the Routine In and the Routine Out, it is the "Routine" tab.

 

 

In the case of Local, Global and/or Background Procedures, it is the "Procedure" tab.

 

 

For Global Events, it is the "Event" tab.

 

 

These tabs are basically the same in terms of display and available options, only the name is different.

 

 

To Add Processes

 

Use one of the following methods to add a process:

 

Click , in the editing bar, to open a Process List (see Detail of a Process List below) and select the desired process.

 

Click to expand a list with the processes from the Favorites group and select one.

 

Double-click the row that will receive the desired process. This opens a Process List where you can select the desired process (see Detail of a Process List below).

 

Use the menu that appears after right-clicking the selected row and select the option. This opens a Process List (see Detail of a Process List below) where you can select the desired process.

 

Use the Drag-and-Drop mechanism to add a process from the Process Display section (located to the right of the Work Area).

In the case of a routine, a local procedure and/or a global event, this mechanism is only available for the editing (meaning, NOT during the element's addition).

 

If you intend to use the "Set Label" process or the "Go To" process, use the available Editing Bar shortcuts ( and respectively). See Detail of the Editing Bar.

 

 

Detail of a Process List

 

To Add a Process:

The left section named "Group" displays the existing process groups. Select the intended one and the processes included in it are displayed in the right section of the window (named "Process").

Double-click the process you want to add. This opens a process properties window. Fill in the available options and click .

The selected process is added and appears in the "Routine"/"Procedure" tab.

 

 

 

To Search for a Process:

Enter the name of the process you are searching for in the search box .

The search results are viewed in the "Process" section (below the search box).

 

 

When dealing with Global Events, remember you CANNOT add screens, controls or processes that call for controls into a global event. The only exception is the “Message Box” (from the Display Controls processes group) with a time out.

 

 

To choose the appropriate processes to use in a project, go through this list of process groups.

 

Process Groups

Working with the Branch Processes Group

Working with the Variable Processes Group

Working with the Mathematics Processes Group

Working with the Date Processes Group

Working with the Display Controls Processes Group

Working with the Control Operations Processes Group

Working with the Data File Processes Group

Working with the Local Database Processes Group

Working with the Remote Database Processes Group

Working with the Host Services Processes Group

Working with the Web Services Processes Group

Working with the Platform Services Processes Group

Working with the Print/Aux Processes Group

Working with the Photo/Phone/Image Processes Group

Working with the GPS/Navigation Processes Group

Working with the RFID Processes Group

Working with the NFC Processes Group

Working with the Other Processes Group

Working with the Speech Processes Group