The Execution Logic editor consists of three panes; a list of commands, a command editor and a list-view displaying syntax errors. In addition the editor has a search feature.
- Command list: Displays the available commands. Available context menu options are Clear selected command and Clear all commands.
- Clear selected command: Clears the execution logic for the selected command.
- Clear all commands: Clears all execution logic for all commands.
- Command editor: Displays the currently selected command and its execution logic. Available context menu options are Insert default action and Find.
- Insert default action: Inserts the default command /logic/element/run.
- Find (CTRL+F): Opens the Find tool.
- Syntax error list: Displays any syntax errors in any of the commands. It is not possible to close the window with changes to any command before all syntax errors are resolved.
- Find (CTRL+F): Searches the currently open command’s execution logic.
Perform the standard logic operation immediately using an unmodified command = "run".After 5 seconds run the standard logic operation again, but this time with a modified command = "continue".After 10 seconds run the standard logic operation again, but this time with a modified command = "out".For more information on how to create execution logic, see the Viz Media Sequencer Engine (MSE) manual on how to use the MSE’ logic building blocks.- Check the Execution Logic Editor option on the Object Inspector pane, or
- Select Execution Logic Editor on the View menu.
- Open the Execution Logic editor.
- Click on one of the existing commands (left pane)
- Add the logic in the editor (right pane) and click OK.
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