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CAPITULO II. MARCO DE REFERENCIA

2.2. Marco Teórico

2.2.5. Perspectivas de la depresión

GoAnywhere Director'sProject Designerfeature allows authorized users to create and edit Projects quickly without the need for programming or special skills.

You can access the Project Designer by following the steps below: 1. Login as a user with theProject Designerrole.

2. Click theProjectsicon from the dashboard. 3. Drill down to the folder you want to work in.

4. To edit a Project, click the icon next to the Project. Otherwise, to create a new Project, click the Create a Projectlink in the sub-menu bar.

5. The Project Designer screen will be shown.

The Project Designer is split into two panels. TheProject Outlineis shown on the left side of the screen and the Work Panelis shown on the right side of the screen.

You can change the width of the Project Outline pane by dragging the divider line to the left or right.

Using the Project Outline

The Project Outline provides a summary of the components in the Project. In other words, it shows the structure of the Project.

Each component (node) in the outline will have an icon which denotes its type, as described below. - Project -Exit Project - Module -Exit Module - Task - Element - IF Condition -Loop -Iterate Loop -Exit Loop - Variable - Comment

Listed below are the functions that can be performed in the Project Outline:

l Add a Moduleto the Project by right-clicking the Project component and selectingAdd a Module. l Add a Variableto the Project by right-clicking the Project component and selectingAdd a Variable. l Import an XML Filecontaining variables or code snippets by right-clicking the Project or Module component

and selectingImport an XML file.

l Add an IF Conditionto the Project by right-clicking the Module and selectingAdd If.

l Add a Loopto a Module by right-clicking the Module component and selecting the desired Loop type. l Add a Taskto a Module, Loop or IF Condition by right-clicking the component and selectingAdd a Task. l Add a Task Beforean existing Task, Loop or IF Condition by right-clicking the component and selectingAdd

a Task Before.

l Add a Task Afteran existing Task, Loop or IF Condition by right-clicking the component and selectingAdd a

Task After.

l Add an Elementto a Task by right-clicking the component and selecting the element type.

l Add a Commentto a Module, Task, Element, Variable or IF Condition by right-clicking the component and

selectingAdd a Comment.

l Move Upa Module, Loop, Task, Element or IF Condition in the Project outline by right-clicking the component,

pointing toEdit, and then selectingMove Up.

l Move Downa Module, Loop, Task, Element or IF Condition down in the Project outline by right-clicking the

component, pointing toEdit, and then selectingMove Down.

l Deletea Module, Loop, Task, Element or IF Condition from a Project by right-clicking the component, pointing

toEdit, and then selectingDelete.

l Cuta Loop, Task, Element or IF Condition from a Project by right-clicking the component, pointing toEdit, and

then selectingCut.

l Pastea Loop, Task, Element or IF Condition into a Project by right-clicking the component, pointing toEdit,

and then selecting the appropriate Paste option.

l Disablea Module, Loop, Task or IF Condition by right-clicking the component, pointing toEdit, and then

selectingDisable. Disabled components will appear dimmed in the Project Outline panel.

l Enablea Module, Loop, Task or IF Condition by right-clicking the component, pointing toEditand then

selectingEnable.

The right-click menu in the Project Outline pane is context sensitive to the particular component. The right- click menu will always provide the available attributes or options for the Project, Module, Task, Element or IF Condition.

Using the Work Panel

The Work Panel (located on the right side of the screen) shows the attributes for the component (Project, Module, Task, Element, Variable) that is selected from the Project Outline. It also is used to prompt for the attributes for new components that are being added to the Project. Additionally, it provides functions for working with the component and Project.

Listed below are the functions that can be performed in the Work Panel:

l Save any changesto the Project by clicking theSavebutton.

l Save any changesand exit the Project Designer by clicking theSave & Finishbutton.

l View the availableactions for the component by clicking the Actionlink in the sub-menu. For instance, if

a task is shown in the work panel, then the Action menu will allow you to select elements to add to the task.

Project

A Project can have its own properties to describe the Project and its behavior. Listed below are the properties (field descriptions) on each tab of the Project component.

Basic Tab

Project Name

The Project Name must start with a letter (a-z or A-Z), and may only contain letters, digits (0-9), underscores (_), periods(.), and white spaces. Maximum length is 50 characters.

Description

A short paragraph describing the Project. The Description is optional and cannot exceed 512 characters.

Main Module

The first module executed in a project is considered the Main Module and by default is given the name Main. If the first module that should start in the project is not the Main module or the Main module name was changed, modify the Main Module field accordingly.

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