Creating statements from Logic Editor

What is a Statement

Action logic is comprised of a set of Statements. A statement may be created for clicking a button on your application, verifying the title of your application page or a loop to repeat certain logic multiple times. Every line in the action logic is a statement. 

Types of Statements

Here is the list of statement types supported in the logic editor. We will discuss each of these statement types in greater detail in separate sections.

• Command statement
• Control statements
  • Conditional statement: If/ Else/ Else If
  • Loop statement: While
  • Loop statement: Do-while
  • Loop statement: Repeat
• Expression
• Action Call
• Exit Action
• Annotation
  
  

Inserting a Statement

1. Click on the new line in the logic editor.

2. Start typing your intent and follow the instruction on the screen.

Creating a new statement

Note: If you need to insert a statement in the middle of existing logic, click on an existing statement and hit "Enter" or "Shift + Enter" to make a line after or before the current statement.

Selecting a Statement Type

1. Click on the new line in the logic editor.

2. type "/" to get the list of Statement types and select a type you need.

Selecting Statment type

Note: Command Statement is the default type, where you don't need to prefix with "/" to find commands. Any statement that you type, by default is considered a command statement.

Modifying an existing statement

To modify or work with the existing statement, select the statement and right-click to view the context menu.

Modifying an existing statement

1. To change parameter values: click on the corresponding parameter link in the statement

2. Comment: Select Comment option from the context menu or select the statement and type "/".

3. Delete: Select Delete option from the context menu or hit "delete" key.

4. Clone Statement: Select Clone option from the context menu or use "ctrl+Q"

5. Command Help: Select Command Help from the context menu or hit "?" key

Cancelling an unsaved Statement

1. If you need to remove an unsaved statement, hit "Esc" button.

Removing unsaved statement