The dialog box, a dialog box is displayed prompting you to select the duplication mode for the new step.
command opens the dialog box that allows you to define a new entry action. Depending on the settings made for in theTo add a new entry action, proceed as follows:
Step |
Action |
Result |
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1 |
Execute the command . |
By default, a dialog box is displayed prompting you to select the duplication mode for the new step. |
2 |
Select a duplication mode, and click . |
The dialog box opens.For further information, refer to Selecting the Duplication Mode for Step Actions. |
3 |
Enter the for the new step, for example , select from the list, and click . |
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4 |
Close the editor. |
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If you copy and paste the Step0
block, the same entry actions are available in the copied step, and the new step calls the same action.
By default, a dialog box prompting you to select the duplication mode is displayed whenever you insert a new step.
The dialog box provides the following options for duplicating step actions:
: When you copy the step, the reference to the action objects that are called by the step are also copied. The source step and the new step call the same action.
commands from the contextual menu of the SFC object.
: New action objects are created for the new step and are embedded into this step. By default, nodes are created for the new action objects that appear below the SFC node in the . These objects contain a copy of the original implementation code of the respective action. You can display or hide these embedded objects in the tree structure by executing the /In order to avoid that this dialog box is displayed for every new step you insert, you can configure a dialog box. The duplication mode selected in this dialog box is automatically applied whenever you create new steps.
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