| Accessing this
behavior |
This behavior can be accessed by clicking the
Command Behavior icon ( )
in the Implementation toolbar. |
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Describing this behavior |
This behavior is designed to specify the
execution parameters of a CAA Command. When
working with CAA, a developer can create a command. This behavior enables
the expert user to launch this command by specifying its name and the
module where the command is defined.
Note that the input of this behavior must be a command class and the module
in which the command was declared. |
| MORE
INFORMATION |
Focus is now available for the Command
behavior. It is checked by default but you will have to select Focus when
defining undefined commands.
If Focus is unchecked, the command behavior will be launched asynchronously
(it will be executed later).
For a sequential combination, it is recommended to select Focus of the
Command behavior and the one of the behavior located below the Command
behavior (if both behaviors are linked). If not, the second behavior
will not be executed.
- For an exclusive command, the focus option must be set.
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- For a shared command located in a sequential combination, it is
recommended to set the focus. If you decide that the sequencing is
not important, insert the Command behavior into a Logical
combination.
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- For an undefined command, it is recommended not to check Focus.
If you want to put the focus on the behavior, insert it into a
Logical combination. (Do not insert it into a sequence, it would get
stuck).
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For more information about
undefined, exclusive and shared commands, see the CAA documentation. |
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| Using
this Behavior Interface |
| Name: |
Name attributed to the behavior. |
| Comment: |
Comment attributed to the behavior. |
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Execute |
Command Name:
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Enter the name of the command class. |
| Module Name:
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Enter the name of the module in which the command
was declared. |
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Note that the module must be accessed through the
"?" code/bin path. |
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