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adding steps to the recording, or as recorded by the UI-recorder). |
adding steps to the recording, or as recorded by the UI-recorder). |
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Apart from this automatic recording, this editor behaves like a regular diagram editor. In particular, you can edit and reorder the execution order, change connections and add additional steps; either via drag and drop, via copy-paste, or via the "New Step" context menu. |
Apart from this automatic recording, this editor behaves like a regular diagram editor. In particular, you can edit and reorder the execution order, change connections and add additional steps; either via drag and drop, via copy-paste, or via the "''New Step''" context menu. |
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Its main use is to try and execute the recorded action sequence, to see the output values, and to create a new compound action for it to the project. |
Its main use is to try and execute the recorded action sequence, to see the output values, and to create a new compound action for it to the project. |
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Version vom 15. Mai 2020, 18:29 Uhr
This editor is part of the GUI Browser editor. It shows the currently recorded UI-action sequence (which was created either by manually adding steps to the recording, or as recorded by the UI-recorder).
Apart from this automatic recording, this editor behaves like a regular diagram editor. In particular, you can edit and reorder the execution order, change connections and add additional steps; either via drag and drop, via copy-paste, or via the "New Step" context menu.
Its main use is to try and execute the recorded action sequence, to see the output values, and to create a new compound action for it to the project.
For this, press the "Create-new-Action" button in the top menu bar.
See also: GUI Browser
