Editor

The editor in which actions are written is called the action editor. The Action Editor consists of a function list and a main program (called the Action Board).

Edit area	Description
Function List	Lists action boards and created user functions
Action Board	Program description of action processing

Opening

1. Right-click on the UI component that will trigger the event.
2. Select "Actions" from the context menu.
3. The action editor will open.

Editing

Actions are described on the action board. Pressing the [Ctrl + Space] keys while writing code will display candidates. For example, pressing [Ctrl + Space] followed by $ui. will list the component IDs present in the UI. In addition, "." followed by [Ctrl + Space] to list the properties of the component.

Tips

Tips

Shortcut keys are available.

Saving

Click on the "Save" button in the upper right corner of the Action Editor or press [Ctrl + S] to save the action.

Return to UI Editor

To return to the UI editor, click the "Close (×)" button to the right of the "Save" button.

Multiple Event Transmission

Controls Allow/ Restrict of multiple event transmission of the same action.

Option	Description
Allow	Event is sent as many times as the same action is executed consecutively.
Restrict	Requests that are in the process of sending events are canceled even if the same action is executed consecutively.

Tips

Tips

• "Restrict" is the default setting for multi-event transmission.
• For the following 7 components only, when the same action with multiple event transmission "Restrict" is executed consecutively, the second and subsequent actions will not be processed and the data on the screen will return to the state before the first action was executed.
  • Checkbox
  • Switch
  • Radio Button
  • Slider
  • Rating
  • Checkbox Group
  • Radio Group
• The control of multiple event transmission of the same action cannot be controlled when multiple actions are executed in a sequential manner.