Hi all,I don't understand so i want to ask.For example, when describing multiple jobs in an if node, only one line will be displayed unless the Expression Editor is displayed.I heard something 'Since the line feed mark may be overlooked, it may be better to describe the operator behind it to indicate that the expression continues beyond the display range.'
Is this possible? For example, when breaking a line with something like = False or... Is it possible to add an operator??Regards,Zamiemon
Hi Zamiemon,
The purpose of this advice is to provide a visual cue to the developer that there is more than just what s/he is seeing on the cropped version.
For instance, if your expression is:
IsEnabled
or IsSelected
What you would see in the property pane without expanding it, would be IsEnabled. You wouldn't know if it is just IsEnabled or if it has more. That's why the advice suggests to write:
IsEnabled or
IsSelected
In any case, you know have indeed the visual cue of an Enter (the arrow you shared), which was not always there in the past, reinforcing the importance of the advice back then.
Kind Regards,João