Puede editar el código para la acción de flujo Circuito derivado a fin de insertar un circuito derivado condicional en una cadena de reglas.
De forma predeterminada, la interfaz de usuario crea dos bloques de código: uno que contiene las condiciones True/False para el circuito derivado y otro que comprueba la condición y desencadena el evento afirmativo (Yes) o negativo (No).
' ====================================================
' The ConfigureAction function implements a branch.
' It is called with the event which triggered the rule and the action.
' ============================================================
Public Sub ConfigureAction( _
ByVal triggerEvent As Creo.PWS.Automation.PrinergyDataModel.PageApprovalChangedEvent, _
ByVal action As Creo.PWS.Automation.GenericDataModel.BranchAction)
If (Me.Condition1(triggerEvent) AndAlso Me.Condition2(triggerEvent)) Then
'This is how we make the branch trigger the "Yes" event
action.SetYes
Else
'This is how we make the branch trigger the "No" event
action.SetNo
End If
End Sub
' =============================================================
' The condition functions test the event which triggered the rule
' If it returns true the Yes branch will be taken by the ConfigureAction function.
' If it returns false the No branch will be taken.
' =============================================================
Private Function Condition1( _
ByVal item As Creo.PWS.Automation.PrinergyDataModel.PageApprovalChangedEvent) _
As Boolean
Return (item.NewApprovalState = _
Creo.PWS.Automation.PrinergyDataModelTypes.ApprovalState.Approved)
End Function
Private Function Condition2( _
ByVal item As Creo.PWS.Automation.PrinergyDataModel.PageApprovalChangedEvent) _
As Boolean
Return '<your condition here>
End Function
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