Graphic configuration rules
- Last UpdatedJul 08, 2024
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A rule defines an expression that determines if a given choice or option and its associated graphic layer is visible or hidden based on the evaluation of the rule to true or false.
Rules can consist of a single expression or compound expressions using Boolean keywords or operator characters:
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Boolean Keywords |
AND, OR, NOT |
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Operator Characters |
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Any other unlisted keywords or operator characters in a rule are treated as part of the references. |
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Include blank spaces around the Boolean keyword within the Compound expressions.
ConditionA OR ConditionB
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Compound expressions that include an operator character that evaluates to a Boolean condition don't require blank spaces.
ConditionA|ConditionB
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Reference the property attribute by its hierarchal Choice Group name.
ChoiceGroup.Choice
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Rules cannot reference a Choice Group alone. Rule expressions references Choices within a Choice Group.
ChoiceGroup.Choice.
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When an Option is renamed, the name change is updated in all referenced rule expressions.
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An Option or a Choice can be deleted only if no graphics are associated with their default layers.