VPL Patterns – Multi-Action Activity

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VPL Patterns – Multi-Action Activity VPL Beginner Course – 03 Young Joon Kim http://www.helloapps.com

Topics Multi-Action Activity Create User’s choice UI Add Multi-Actions on the Activity Add diagram for each action Connect UI and Multi-Actions

Multi-Action Activity Multi-Action Activity supports multi-diagrams

Scenario for target sample Build simple calculator supporting 4 operations Input user’s choice (“Add”, “Subtract”, “Multiply”, “Devide”) Define two values MyCalculator Add action Display result Subtract action Multiply action Divide action

Create User’s choice UI

Create user’s choice UI Click “Add Diagram” submenu under the File menu

Create user’s choice UI Add “Data” activity and “HelloApps (Util) Button Dialog” service

Create user’s choice UI Set “Data” Connect “Data” and “ButtonDialog”

Create user’s choice UI Set “Connections” and “Data Connections”

Create user’s choice UI Connected result

Create user’s choice UI Add “Data” and “ButtonDialog” as follows

Create user’s choice UI Set second “Data” activity as below

Create user’s choice UI Select “AddButtonVertical”

Create user’s choice UI Connected result

Create user’s choice UI Repeat for the “Multiply” and “Divide”

Create user’s choice UI Completed UI diagram

Create user’s choice UI Save and run a diagram

Add Multi-Actions on the “Activity”

Add Multi-Actions on the Activity Add “ButtonDialog” and “Activity”

Add Multi-Actions on the Activity Double-click “Activity” Double click

Add Multi-Actions on the Activity Click “Actions and Notifications” icon Click

Add Multi-Actions on the Activity Change default name “Action” as “Add” Change name

Add Multi-Actions on the Activity Add input value “a” having “double” type

Add Multi-Actions on the Activity Add second input value “b” and output value

Add Multi-Actions on the Activity Add second action “Subtract”

Add Multi-Actions on the Activity Add input values and output value having “double” type

Add Multi-Actions on the Activity Add third action “Multiply” and add input/output values

Add Multi-Actions on the Activity Add fourth action “Divide” and input/output values

Add Multi-Actions on the Activity Click “Diagram” Click “Activity” and change its name to “MyCalculator”

Add Multi-Actions on the Activity

Add diagram for each action

Add diagram for each action Double-click “MyCalculator” Double click

Add diagram for each action Select “Add” action Click

Add diagram for each action Add “Calculate” activity and connect from input point

Add diagram for each action Set “Calculate” as follows and connect to result point

Add diagram for each action Select “Subtract” action Add “Calculate” and connect

Add diagram for each action Select “Multiply” action Add “Calculate” and connect

Add diagram for each action Select “Divide” action Add “Calculate” and connect

Connect UI and Multi-Actions

Connect UI and Multi-Actions Add “Data”, “Join”, and “If” activities as follows

Connect UI and Multi-Actions Set two “Data” activities as follows (“double” type)

Connect UI and Multi-Actions Click “Join” activity Click “Add” button on the right side to add a third item

Connect UI and Multi-Actions Change the name of “Join” item

Connect UI and Multi-Actions Connect the notification point of “ButtonDialog” to the two “Data”

Connect UI and Multi-Actions Choose “NotifyButtonClicked” from the list

Connect UI and Multi-Actions Connect the notification point of “ButtonDialog” to the two “Data”

Connect UI and Multi-Actions Connect “Data” and “Join”

Connect UI and Multi-Actions Connect “Join” and “If” Set “If” as follows

Connect UI and Multi-Actions Add three “MyCalculator” by Copying & Pasting Copy & Paste Copy & Paste Copy & Paste

Connect UI and Multi-Actions Connect first “If” condition to the first “MyCalculator”

Connect UI and Multi-Actions Choose “Add” action Assign “a” and “b” for target

Connect UI and Multi-Actions Connect the other “If” conditions

Connect UI and Multi-Actions Connected result

Connect UI and Multi-Actions Add “Merge” and “SimpleDialog” as follows

Connect UI and Multi-Actions Connect “MyCalculator” and “Merge” Connect “Merge” and “SimpleDialog”

Connect UI and Multi-Actions Choose “AlertDialog” Choose “result”

Connect UI and Multi-Actions Completed diagram

Connect UI and Multi-Actions Executed results