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<font face="Arial">This window displays the details of a line in a routine. The lines can be clicked to edit them.
<font face="Arial">This window enables a line in a [[routine|routine]] to be viewed in detail. The various parameters that the particualr [[Routine_Operations|routine operation]] accepts can be edited. The operation can be changed and a comment set.</font>


<font face="Arial">Many operations will set a Result or Target. This'''might be an''' attribute, label, column or table reference, depending on the operation selected.</font>


The actual lines shown depend on the particular routine operation that is selected. They include<br /><br />'''Operation<br /> '''Shows the routine operation and enables it to be changed<br /><br />'''Result''' or '''Target<br /> '''The destination attribute, label, column, table or item that will be modified by the routine operation or into which a result is placed<br /><br />'''Comment'''<br /> The comment for the line
<font face="Arial">Double clicking or selecting a line and pressing Space will edit it.</font>


<font face="Arial">If the UseDialogReferenceEdit option (Platform INI&nbsp;options, Routine section) is "No", editing is performed in-place in the field, enabling [[Expressions|expressions]] to be typed.</font>


To edit a line, either double click it or highlight it with the up and down arrows and press SPACE. After the edit, it auto-advances to the next line. To close the window, press ENTER or ESC or click outside of it. The window always commits its changes when it closes. Changes can be undone by typing CTRL-Z once back in the routine list.
<font face="Arial">If the UseDialogReferenceEdit option is "Yes" then a dialog appears instead. This is an older style editor which doesn't support expression typing and context sensitive name hinting.</font>


<font face="Arial">After a parameter is edited, the next is automatically selected. To close the window, press Enter or Esc or click outside of it. The window always commits its changes when it closes. Changes can be undone by typing CTRL-Z once back in the routine list.</font>


To facilitate rapid editing, you can use the left and right arrows to move between lines in the routine and edit them immediately, without having to close and reopen the window. Note that an "undo" following this stepping will undo all changes to details made while the Routine Step window was open.<br />
<font face="Arial">You can use the left and right arrows to move between routine lines without closing the Routine Step Window. Note that an "undo" following this stepping will undo all changes to details made while the Routine Step window was open.<br> </font>


<font face="Arial"><br> These shortcut keys are supported in the step detail popup &lt;/p&gt;&lt;p&gt;<br> UP Previous step detail line<br> DOWN Next step detail Line<br> LEFT Previous routine line<br> RIGHT Next routine line<br> ESC Close step popup<br> ENTER Close step popup<br> SPACE Edit details for the selected step line<br> / Edit the comment &lt;/p&gt;&lt;p&gt;<br> </font>


These shortcut keys are supported in the step detail popup
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UP Previous step detail line<br /> DOWN Next step detail Line<br /> LEFT Previous routine line<br /> RIGHT Next routine line<br /> ESC Close step popup<br /> ENTER Close step popup<br /> SPACE Edit details for the selected step line<br /> / Edit the comment
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Revision as of 15:43, 16 April 2010

This window enables a line in a routine to be viewed in detail. The various parameters that the particualr routine operation accepts can be edited. The operation can be changed and a comment set.

Many operations will set a Result or Target. Thismight be an attribute, label, column or table reference, depending on the operation selected.

Double clicking or selecting a line and pressing Space will edit it.

If the UseDialogReferenceEdit option (Platform INI options, Routine section) is "No", editing is performed in-place in the field, enabling expressions to be typed.

If the UseDialogReferenceEdit option is "Yes" then a dialog appears instead. This is an older style editor which doesn't support expression typing and context sensitive name hinting.

After a parameter is edited, the next is automatically selected. To close the window, press Enter or Esc or click outside of it. The window always commits its changes when it closes. Changes can be undone by typing CTRL-Z once back in the routine list.

You can use the left and right arrows to move between routine lines without closing the Routine Step Window. Note that an "undo" following this stepping will undo all changes to details made while the Routine Step window was open.


These shortcut keys are supported in the step detail popup </p><p>
UP Previous step detail line
DOWN Next step detail Line
LEFT Previous routine line
RIGHT Next routine line
ESC Close step popup
ENTER Close step popup
SPACE Edit details for the selected step line
/ Edit the comment </p><p>




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