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Note
If the selected line is an "If-Then" statement, then the entire condition
is cleared. This button is disabled when the cursor is on an "else" or
"endif" condition.
• Click Delete Line to delete the selected line.
Note
If the selected line is the beginning of a conditional statement, then
the entire "If-Then" block will be deleted along with the expressions
that constitute the "If-Then" construct. If the selected line is part of the
conditional "If-Then" construct—that is, the line only has "Else" or "Endif"
in it—then the entire "If-Then" construct will be deleted.
• Click Copy to copy the selected line to the clipboard. You
cannot copy keywords such as “else” or “endif.”
• Click Paste to paste the content of the clipboard into a selected
line. If the line already has a calculation in it, it is cleared before
the content of the clipboard is pasted into it.
Commands
list (B)
A drop-down list with the following three commands:
• Insert Comment - Adds a comment to the calculation. Each
comment is preceded by “//.”
• Insert Condition - Adds an “If-Then” statement to the
calculation.
• Insert Expression - Adds a mathematical expression to the
calculation.
Expression
Editor (C)
This section is the work area where the comment, condition or
expression is built before being added to the Calculation Steps
Viewer. There are four modes of the Expression Editor, depending
upon what action is being performed: No Action mode, Insert
Comment mode, Insert Condition mode, and Insert Expression
mode.
The following commands allow you to interact with the Expression
Editor:
• Click Clear to clear the content of the entire line. The line itself
is not deleted.
• Click Delete Item to delete the currently active token. Each
mathematical function, numeric data, and mathematical
operation is treated as a token. The token to the right of the
current cursor location is treated as the currently active token.
• Click Evaluate Exp to check the validity of the expression. If any
errors are detected in the syntax, then an error will be reported
in the Output window.
Custom calculations
A
Custom calculations
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