The process stored in the logic selected in the process definition list is displayed in the work area (①).

Logic adds rows to the work area according to the order in which they are to be executed, then selects the rows and defines the processing in the Processing pane of the Properties area (②).

Logic for which the logic component selection/parameter entry is not complete is indicated in red.

The work area items are as follows

Property Area Operations

In the Processing pane of the Properties area, do the following

1) Input process name

2) Selection of logic components

3) Input parameters

Enter process name

Enter the name of the process in the [Process Name] field. If nothing is entered, "# + line number" is automatically output (①).

Logic Component Selection

Click [Components] to expand the tree (①) and select a component name (②) to set the logic component.

In addition, depending on the logic component set, an item for specification entry (e.g., Form, Control) is added to the Processing pane of the Properties area. The added fields are used for entering parameters.

ReferenceTree Expansion

[Click "Open All" to expand the entire tree. [Clicking "Close All" will close the entire tree.

ReferenceLogic component refinement

In the logic component tree, enter a name or other information in the Search field to narrow the tree (partial match).

Entering Parameters

Complete the process specification by entering parameters in the items added by the logic component selection. In the case of the figure below, the items are selected in [Form] and [Control].

The type and meaning of the required parameters differ for each logic component. For more information, see "logic referenceSee the "The following is a list of the most important factors that must be taken into account when making a purchase.

ReferenceAutomatic Entry of Specification Descriptions

When the background color of [Auto] is blue, the specification description will reflect the content of the item specified for specification entry. To make the necessary corrections manually, click on "Automatic" and turn it OFF (background color is not blue).

Handing over the results

Using the results of another logic component for the parameters of a logic component is called "result takeover. When specifying the parameters, select Takeover Results and specify the logic component that will generate the results.

If the logic is as shown below, the number "100" entered in the "Text Box" control will be obtained in Process No. 1 "Obtain Quantity" (①). The result is taken over by Processing No. 2 "Add Spare Quantity" as a parameter of the logic component "Add" and "10" is added (②), and the result "110" is taken over by Processing No. 3 "Order Quantity Set" as a parameter of the logic component "Contents Set" and displayed in the "Label" control (③). The result is displayed in the "Label" control (③).

event event event

An event means "something that occurs when a specific action, such as a click or tap, occurs on a target control or form.

When an event occurs in a control associated with a logic, the following information can be obtained and used for processing.

Add to shortcut

Shortcuts to frequently used logic components can be added to the top of the work area.

Select a logic component in the work area (①) and click [Process] pane = [Add to Shortcut] in the Properties area (②) to add a shortcut for the logic component you are using.

ReferenceWhen deleting a shortcut, use the

Right-click on the shortcut you wish to delete and select "Delete" from the menu.

ReferenceHow to use shortcuts

Clicking on the added shortcut adds a new row with the corresponding logic component set.

Operation of work area

In the work area, you can

• Add blank line (new)
• Adding (inserting) a blank line
• Delete Row
• Row reordering
• Edit Row
• Comment out/Uncomment
• Font Color

Add blank line (new)

Right-click in the work area and select "New" from the menu to add a blank line to the end of the list.

Adding (inserting) a blank line

Right-click on the line at the position to be inserted and select "Insert" from the menu to add a blank line above the selected line.

Delete Row

Right-click on the row to be deleted and select "Delete" from the menu.

A confirmation message screen will appear. Click "Yes" to delete the selected rows.

*The same operation can also be performed by selecting the row to be deleted and choosing "Edit" ⇒ "Delete" from the TOP menu.

Row reordering

Drag and drop rows to change the order.

Edit Row

The following operations can be performed on rows in [Edit] of the TOP menu. For more information on [Edit], see "Basic Operations: Unifinity Studio Edition" in5. explanation of TOP menuSee "The following is a brief description of the newest version of the product.

• Undo and redo
• Cut, copy and paste

The same operation can also be performed in the menu that appears by right-clicking on a row.

Comment out/Uncomment

To prevent a process from being executed is called "commenting out" and to return a commented-out process to be executed is called "uncommenting.

Logic components checked in the "Disabled" column will be commented out. Uncheck the box to uncomment.

The same operation can also be performed by right-clicking on the line to be commented out/uncommented and selecting "Comment Out" or "Uncomment".

Font color

Right-click on the line where you want to change the font color and select "Font Color.

The "Color Settings" window will appear. Select a color and click "OK.

Formatting of specification description

The "Specification" column of the logic component can be indented. Indentation makes it easier to understand the correspondence between control statements (e.g., If and EndIf). The indentation is also reflected in the "Specification" column when the design document is automatically output.

Change indentation

Select the line whose indentation you want to change and click "to the right" or "to the left" to change the position of the indentation.

Indentation initialization

Select the rows for which you want to initialize indentation and click Initialize.

Batch formatting of indentation

When logic is copied from elsewhere, or when indentation is unintentionally shifted, it can be formatted together to the correct indentation.

[Clicking "Batch Formatting" will automatically determine the correspondence between control statements (If and EndIf, etc.) and format them to the correct indentation.