OTX Reference
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Open Screen More...
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class | ScreenArguments |
Contains a list of arguments for an open screen call More... | |
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ScreenArguments | arguments |
Maps the parameters to variables or expressions. More... | |
System.Boolean | modal |
A window (screen) can be modal or modeless opened. "Modal" means that the execution of the sequence will only continue after the closing of the window. "Modeless" means that the process will continue after the opening of the window. The window can be closed via the close-screen activity. More... | |
OtxLink | screen |
Reference to a screen signature, which contains the description of the parameters used in the screen. More... | |
ScreenVariable | screenHandle |
Variable in which a reference of the form (screen) is stored for later use (eg. CloseScreen, ScreenIsOpen). More... | |
Public Attributes inherited from OpenTestSystem.Otx.Core.Actions.ActionRealisation | |
OtxLink | validFor |
Cardinality [0..1] Validity of ActionRealisation. More... | |
Open Screen
The OpenScreen activity creates and display a non modal screen into the runtime system. The Screen is displayed immediately and it will accept user input.
Exceptions.ScreenException |
ScreenArguments OpenTestSystem.Otx.Extensions.HMI.Actions.OpenScreen.arguments |
Maps the parameters to variables or expressions.
System.Boolean OpenTestSystem.Otx.Extensions.HMI.Actions.OpenScreen.modal |
A window (screen) can be modal or modeless opened. "Modal" means that the execution of the sequence will only continue after the closing of the window. "Modeless" means that the process will continue after the opening of the window. The window can be closed via the close-screen activity.
OtxLink OpenTestSystem.Otx.Extensions.HMI.Actions.OpenScreen.screen |
Reference to a screen signature, which contains the description of the parameters used in the screen.
ScreenVariable OpenTestSystem.Otx.Extensions.HMI.Actions.OpenScreen.screenHandle |
Variable in which a reference of the form (screen) is stored for later use (eg. CloseScreen, ScreenIsOpen).