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Using the UI modification when running a project or window test
End users can directly modify the interface of the application (according to the options specified by the developer). These modifications are also available when running the test of a window or project: - Creating a repositionable note,
- Creating a Wire control,
- Modifying the tooltip of a control,
- Moving one or more controls, ...
When going back from GO mode, if modifications have been performed on the interface, the window editor proposes to automatically apply these modifications to the window interface. To retrieve the modifications performed in project or window GO: - Run the GO of project (
 ) or window ( ). - Select the requested windows.
- Modify the UI of the desired windows. For example:
- Create a Repositionable Note control.
- Change to edit mode and:
- Move the controls,
- Create a Wire control.
- Modify the text of the tooltip.
- End the test.
- When going back to the editor, a specific window is displayed. This window is used to retrieve the UI modifications performed in GO mode.
This window presents, for each modified window, the modifications that can be applied: - Modification of size and position: the size and/or position of one or more fields have been modified..
- Creation of a field: one and/or multiple fields have been created (Thread field, Note field).
- Modification of properties: one and/or more properties of the fields were modified. The tooltip modifications are taken into account in this category.
The "All" and "None" buttons are used to select the modifications that will be applied or not. By expanding the button, you have the ability to select the type of modification to take into account: Note: This window is also displayed when importing an "*.wdmodif" file with the editor.. This file is generated when exporting the interface modifications ("Customize interface .. Export the customization of this window" in the context menu of the window). For more details, see UI modifiable by the end user. |
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