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.
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.
Note: If you need to insert a statement in the middle of existing logic, select an existing statement and hit "Enter" or "Shift + Enter" to make a new statement after or before the current statement.
Selecting a Statement Type
1. By default you are presented with a set of command statements as you type in the new statement. These are statements like clicking a button, read an excel, connect to a DB etc.
2. Type "/" to get the list of special statement types such as conditionals, loop statements etc.
Keyboard shortcuts
Create a Statement
| At the end of logic | Click the empty statement at the end of the logic |
| Below a statement | Select the statement and hit Enter |
| Above a statement | Select the statement and hit Shift + Enter |
Statement Types
| Conditional statement | Type /if in the new statement |
| Loop statement (for/while/do-while) | Type /loop in the new statement |
| Expression | Type /= in the new statement |
| Annotation | Type /annotation in the new statement |
| Calling an Action | Type /call action in the new statement |
Edit statement
| Copy | Select statement(s) and type Ctrl + c |
| Paste-Before | Select statement(s) and type Ctrl + v |
| Paste-After | Select statement(s) and type Shift + Ctrl + v |
| Paste anywhere | Click on a new statement and type Ctrl + v |
| Delete | Select the statement(s) and hit Del |
| Comment | Select statement(s) and hit / |
| Uncomment | Select statement(s) and hit Shift + / |
| Undo change | Type Ctrl + z |
| Redo change | Type Ctrl + y |
| Statement help | Type ? |
Other Short cuts
| Show Element Selector | Hover on the Element name in the statement, and Ctrl + click |
| Edit statement input | Double-click the input in the statement |
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