Action properties

Each action in Studio has properties. In general, the action properties panel is divided into three sections:

• Information section
  • Mass version setting for all actions of the specified type
• Parameters section
  • Selecting an available resource for the input parameter
  • Editing an input parameter
  • Using the expression constructor
  • Selecting the path to a directory or file
• Results section
• Navigation through the action properties using the keys
  • Switching between fields if there is no button next to the field
  • Switching between fields if there is a button next to the field
  • Return to the first field in the property bar
  • Interaction with fields of different types
  • Interaction with field buttons
• Expression constructor
  • Concepts and their definitions
  • Purpose of the expression constructor
  • Operators and operations
    • Arithmetic operations
    • Logical operations
    • Comparison operations
    • Actions
  • Operands
  • Recommendations
    • Complex to complex, simple to simple
    • Example of constructing a complex expression in the expression constructor
    • Use the results of previously performed actions
  • How to work with the expression constructor
    • Calling the constructor
    • Expression construction
    • Hints
    • Use of the results of actions in an expression
    • Use of the resources in an expression
    • Saving an expression
  • Examples of working with the expression constructor
    • Input data
    • Example 1: Assigning the value of the resource variable v1 to an action parameter
    • Example 2: Using the arithmetic operation "+"
    • Example 3: Using the date formatting action
    • Example 4: Using the results

Action properties are displayed on the right panel in the Studio interface when the action is selected with a single left-click of the mouse.

The Information section is mandatory, and the presence of other sections in action properties depends on what the specific action performs.

Examples: