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Cg: /* Pin Specific Options (Context Menu) */

2026-04-25T11:15:01Z

Pin Specific Options (Context Menu)

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	:This option is used to specify the [[Datatype Element/en\|data type]] of the selected pin. This brings up a list of the available data types.		:This option is used to specify the [[Datatype Element/en\|data type]] of the selected pin. This brings up a list of the available data types.

	;~~Default~~ Value Editor		;Freeze Value Editor
	:This option allows you to specify the editor type for the freeze value, e.g. strings can be entered single line, multi-line or as a password string.		:This option allows you to specify the editor type for the freeze value, e.g. strings can be entered single line, multi-line or as a password string.

Cg: /* Setup / Change Datatype */

2026-04-25T11:13:27Z

Setup / Change Datatype

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	=== Setup / Change Datatype ===		=== Setup / Change Datatype ===
	Each pin has a [[Datatype\|data type]] attribute that determines which kind of data is expected or generated by the pin. Every new pin initially gets the data type that was last used; initially the [[Datatype#General_Types\|data type "Any"]] is assigned by default. This type is also used as default, whenever no other reasonable data type can be predicted. The pin's data type is displayed beside the pin, outside of the representation box. The data type for a pin can be changed in the context menu, through its "''~~datatype~~''" sub-menu, which brings up a list of available types.		Each pin has a [[Datatype\|data type]] attribute that determines which kind of data is expected or generated by the pin. Every new pin initially gets the data type that was last used; initially the [[Datatype#General_Types\|data type "Any"]] is assigned by default. This type is also used as default, whenever no other reasonable data type can be predicted. The pin's data type is displayed beside the pin, outside of the representation box. The data type for a pin can be changed in the context menu, through its "''Datatype''" sub-menu, which brings up a list of available types.

	Note that when you have already placed [[DiagramElements-Step\|step]] instances of the modified action block in any activity diagram, a change in the data type of a pin may affect existing connections in which the pin is involved. If the new type is incompatible with a connection, it is drawn as dotted line in the diagram, or when a preset value becomes incompatible, the value is displayed in a red color.		Note that when you have already placed [[DiagramElements-Step\|step]] instances of the modified action block in any activity diagram, a change in the data type of a pin may affect existing connections in which the pin is involved. If the new type is incompatible with a connection, it is drawn as dotted line in the diagram, or when a preset value becomes incompatible, the value is displayed in a red color.

Cg: /* Restrictions on Pin Naming for Elementary Blocks */

2026-04-25T11:10:57Z

Restrictions on Pin Naming for Elementary Blocks

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	In practice, the identifier should be a sequence of letters, digits or the underline character (_), where the very first character should not be a digit. It may also not be a keyword of the language (i.e. "<code>function</code>" in Groovy, "<code>if</code>" in JavaScript or "<code>self</code>" in Smalltalk).		In practice, the identifier should be a sequence of letters, digits or the underline character (_), where the very first character should not be a digit. It may also not be a keyword of the language (i.e. "<code>function</code>" in Groovy, "<code>if</code>" in JavaScript or "<code>self</code>" in Smalltalk).

	Such restrictions do not apply to compound blocks; ~~however~~, if you ever plan to convert or generate elementary code, it is a good idea to restrict your naming there too.		Such restrictions do not apply to compound blocks. However, if you ever plan to convert or generate elementary code, it is a good idea to restrict your naming there too.

	===== Restrictions on Pin Naming for JavaScript and Groovy Elementary Blocks =====		===== Restrictions on Pin Naming for JavaScript and Groovy Elementary Blocks =====

Cg: /* Adding & Removing Pins */

2026-04-25T11:08:19Z

Adding & Removing Pins

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	== Pins ==		== Pins ==
	=== Adding & Removing [[DiagramElements-Pin\|Pins]] ===		=== Adding & Removing [[DiagramElements-Pin\|Pins]] ===
	New input and output pins can be added using the icon buttons in the top corners of each side of the action's representation box ([[Bild:Icon Add Inputpin.png]] / [[Bild:Icon Add Outputpin.png]]). Existing inputs and outputs can be removed using the icon buttons directly beside the buttons for adding ([[Bild:Icon Remove Pin.png]]), but a pin has to be selected for this operation first. Please note that some builtin blocks, like shell command blocks, have a fixed set of pins which can not be removed.		New input and output pins can be added using the icon buttons in the top corners of each side of the action's representation box ([[Bild:Icon Add Inputpin.png]] / [[Bild:Icon Add Outputpin.png]]).

			Existing pins can be removed using the icon buttons directly beside the buttons for adding ([[Bild:Icon Remove Pin.png]]), but a pin has to be selected for this operation first. The delete key can also be used (when a pin is selected).

			Please note that some builtin blocks, like shell command blocks, have a fixed set of pins which can not be removed.

	When new pins are added, they get default names attached with a sequential number, like ''in1'', ''in2'', ''out1'', ''out2'', etc.		When new pins are added, they get default names attached with a sequential number, like ''in1'', ''in2'', ''out1'', ''out2'', etc.

Cg: /* Pin Specific Options (Context Menu) */

2025-06-04T15:16:19Z

Pin Specific Options (Context Menu)

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	;Parameter (Non Consuming; Non Triggering)		;Parameter (Non Consuming; Non Triggering)
	:This option determines whether the select input pin is a parameter pin. For more information see: [[DiagramElements-Pin#Input Pin ~~Trigger Attributes~~\|Diagram Elements]].		:This option determines whether the select input pin is a parameter pin. For more information see: [[DiagramElements-Pin#Input Pin\|Diagram Elements - Input Pin]].

	;Telegram (Non Consuming; Non Triggering; Deliver While Executing)		;Telegram (Non Consuming; Non Triggering; Deliver While Executing)

Cg: /* Pin Specific Options (Context Menu) */

2025-06-04T15:14:53Z

Pin Specific Options (Context Menu)

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	;Telegram (Non Consuming; Non Triggering; Deliver While Executing)		;Telegram (Non Consuming; Non Triggering; Deliver While Executing)
	:This option determines whether the selected input pin is a telegram pin. For more Information see: [[DiagramElements-Pin#~~Telegram Pin~~\|Telegram Pin]].		:This option determines whether the selected input pin is a telegram pin. For more Information see: [[DiagramElements-Pin/en#Telegram_and_Mailbox_Pins\|Telegram Pin]].

	;Buffered		;Buffered

Cg: /* Pin Specific Options (Context Menu) */

2025-06-04T15:13:39Z

Pin Specific Options (Context Menu)

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	:This option is only available if the selected pin is frozen to a value or to an environment variable. No matter if the pin was preset with a direct value or with an environment variable, the preset information will be lost.		:This option is only available if the selected pin is frozen to a value or to an environment variable. No matter if the pin was preset with a direct value or with an environment variable, the preset information will be lost.

	;Parameter (Non Consuming;Non Triggering)		;Parameter (Non Consuming; Non Triggering)
	:This option determines whether the select input pin is a parameter pin. For more information see: [[DiagramElements-Pin#Input Pin Trigger Attributes\|Diagram Elements]].		:This option determines whether the select input pin is a parameter pin. For more information see: [[DiagramElements-Pin#Input Pin Trigger Attributes\|Diagram Elements]].

	;Telegram (Non Consuming;Non Triggering;Deliver While Executing)		;Telegram (Non Consuming; Non Triggering; Deliver While Executing)
	:This option determines whether the selected input pin is a telegram pin. For more Information see: [[DiagramElements-Pin#Telegram Pin\|Telegram Pin]].		:This option determines whether the selected input pin is a telegram pin. For more Information see: [[DiagramElements-Pin#Telegram Pin\|Telegram Pin]].

Cg: /* Add / Remove / Test Action User Interface (Action-UI) */

2025-02-24T18:49:33Z

Add / Remove / Test Action User Interface (Action-UI)

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	[[Datei:NotBeginner.png\|20px]]Note: this field is not shown if your experience setting is "''Beginner''".<br>Go to the "''Extras''" - "''Settings''" - "''Look & Feel''" - dialog to change your experience setting.		[[Datei:NotBeginner.png\|20px]]Note: this field is not shown if your experience setting is "''Beginner''".<br>Go to the "''Extras''" - "''Settings''" - "''Look & Feel''" - dialog to change your experience setting.

	=== Add / Remove / Test Action User Interface (Action-UI) ===		=== Add / Remove / Test the Action's User Interface (Action-UI) ===
	You can specify a graphical user interface (GUI) for an action. If defined, that user interface will be displayed as long as the action is executed during a test run. The action can communicate with the UI using environment variables. The environment variables will be created by the [[GUI Editor-GUICode Editor\|UI Editor]] during creation / editing the UI.		You can specify a graphical user interface (GUI) for an action. If defined, that user interface will be displayed as long as the action is executed during a test run. The action can communicate with the UI using environment variables. The environment variables will be created by the [[GUI Editor-GUICode Editor\|UI Editor]] during creation / editing the UI.

Cg: /* Advanced and Expert Settings */

2025-02-24T18:48:58Z

Advanced and Expert Settings

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	=== Add / Remove / Test Action User Interface (Action-UI) ===		=== Add / Remove / Test Action User Interface (Action-UI) ===
	You can specify a graphical user interface (UI) for an action. If defined, that UI will be displayed as long as the action is executed during a test run. The action can communicate with the UI using environment variables. The environment variables will be created by the [[GUI Editor-GUICode Editor\|UI Editor]] during creation / editing the UI.		You can specify a graphical user interface (GUI) for an action. If defined, that user interface will be displayed as long as the action is executed during a test run. The action can communicate with the UI using environment variables. The environment variables will be created by the [[GUI Editor-GUICode Editor\|UI Editor]] during creation / editing the UI.

	[[Datei:NotBeginner.png\|20px]]Note: this field is not shown unless your experience setting is "''Expert''".<br>Go to the"''Extras''" - "''Settings''" - "''Look & Feel''" - dialog to change your experience setting.		[[Datei:NotBeginner.png\|20px]]Note: this field is not shown unless your experience setting is "''Expert''".<br>Go to the"''Extras''" - "''Settings''" - "''Look & Feel''" - dialog to change your experience setting.

Cg: /* Declaring Semantic Attributes */

2025-02-24T18:46:58Z

Declaring Semantic Attributes

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	== Declaring Semantic Attributes ==		== Declaring Semantic Attributes ==
	The block's pop up menu also allows for a number of semantic attributes to be defined for the action.		The block's pop up menu also allows for a number of semantic attributes to be defined for the action. Some of them are informal/documentation, others are used by the system to optimize excution or to help the expeccoALM/AIDYMO scheduler. In any case, they are optional, and they are not obligatory.

	Currently, semantic attributes are:		Currently, semantic attributes are: