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Jumping to a Sub Process.
Each TASK in a 4TQFlow Process file can contain a Sub-Process (another complete process file). A TASK
figure with an attached Sub-Process has two vertical lines, one at each end as shown below.
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Click on the
The
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button until you reach the Sub Process step.
will become active when the current step has a Sub-process attached.
button to Jump To the Sub-Process.
Click on the
will become active. This
4TQCoach will load the Sub-Process file. The
button will return you to the main or parent Process.
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Click the
button to move through the Sub Process Steps until you reach the Finish figure.
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Click the
again and 4TQCoach will automatically return you to the Parent Process.
Launching a RUN file.
Every Figure in a 4TQFlow Process file can link to another application file. When the current figure has a
button will become active.
RUN file attached the
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Click on the
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Click the
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button and make the "Launching a Run file" step current.
button. The calculator (if available on your PC) will run.
Close the Calculator.
Behaviour of Splitters.
Once 4TQCoach encounters a process Splitter its behaviour is altered
to ensure that all flow paths leading from the splitter are completed.
On arriving at a Splitter the next step field changes to a drop down list
(with an arrow head on the right). Click the Arrow to display the list of
valid steps and select the one you wish to perform next. The Green
flow lines shown leaving the splitter indicate the flow paths that are valid
choices at this time. Click the
button to move to the selected process
step.
The colour of the flow line from the Splitter to the selected step will
change to blue to indicate that path has been taken. If the flow line
leaving the new current step is coloured orange then that path is
blocked until the other splitter path are completed.
To complete the other paths Click the Arrowhead again and select
another path. Steps listed but “greyed” are not available for selection.
Once a process splitter has been encountered the Back and Home
button functions are disabled. To re-start the process use the Figure
Menu “Return to Start” item.
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