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Using RBA variables in custom code
To read RBA variable values from custom code you must specify which variables you will be reading and then fetch their values and assign them to local VB variables: ' --- declare local variables object --- Dim variables As Creo.PWS.Automation.BaseDataModel.Variables = action.Variables ' ' --- identifyUsing RBA variables in custom code
To read RBA variable values from custom code you must specify which variables you will be reading and then fetch their values and assign them to local VB variables: ' --- declare local variables object --- Dim variables As Creo.PWS.Automation.BaseDataModel.Variables = action.Variables ' ' --- identifyText-mark variables
When you add code words called variables to your text marks, their values are derived from the job details and included in the output. Notes: Text-mark variable names are not case-sensitive. Before Asian or other Unicode fonts can be rendered in text marks, the CJK text-mark profile options must be correctly setUsing RBA variables in custom code
To read RBA variable values from custom code you must specify which variables you will be reading and then fetch their values and assign them to local VB variables: ' --- declare local variables object --- Dim variables As Creo.PWS.Automation.BaseDataModel.Variables = action.Variables ' ' --- identifytext-mark variable
Code words that you can build into text marks to automatically include specific types of information about the press run and job; can be combined with literal text when building a text mark Published by Scroll Versions from space PREPS and version 9.5Text-mark variables
When you add code words called variables to your text marks, their values are derived from the job details and included in the output. Notes: Text-mark variable names are not case-sensitive. Before Asian or other Unicode fonts can be rendered in text marks, the CJK text-mark profile options must be correctly settext-mark variable
Code words that you can build into text marks to automatically include specific types of information about the press run and job; can be combined with literal text when building a text mark Published by Scroll Versions from space PREPS and version 9.0Variables
enable the storage and later retrieval of data within rule sets. They are intended to simplify the implementation and support of complex rule sets. The following topics explain the possible uses of variables and the available types, and prescribe the appropriate type for each use. Published by Scroll VersionsUse temporary variables to summarize the contents of the CSV file
To summarize the contents of the record for the last 24 hours, you will iterate over the rows in the CSV file and use a couple of the temporary variables to count the number of approvals and rejections. In Rule Builder, from the Edit menu, select Manage Variables. Click the Temporary Variables tab. Click the AddUse the temporary variables as action parameters
, at the same row, click the Edit Value button (...) to access the Parameter Value dialog box. Click the Variables tab. Expand the Temporary group node, and from the list that appears, select the Job_Group variable. To close the editor and insert the variable reference as the Path parameter, click OK. The reference