Chapter 19: Scenario Painter

This chapter contains information on navigating in the Scenario Painter, and defining and running a scenario.


Painter Navigation

 


Defining and Running a Scenario

Use the Scenario Painter screen to define a sequence of screens for scenario prototyping.

  1. Access from the Application Painter. All application screens automatically display.

  2. Use the Retitle command to display screen titles previously defined in Screen Painter.

  3. Enter User Comments of up to 18 characters to display during prototyping.

  4. To run the scenario, enter RUN in the Command field.

  5. Use any of the commands when running the scenario. Enter the command in the upper left corner.

     

    Command
    Description

    +increment

    Display screen increment screens ahead.

    -increment

    Display screen increment screens behind.

    DATA

    Prepare scenario screen for data entry and display.

    DATAOFF

    Turn off simulation and display screen in its painted format.

    EDIT

    Display Screen Painter to create or modify a screen.

    END|CANCEL| QUIT

    Terminate scenario; transfer to screen that invoked the scenario.

    Enter key

    Display next screen in scenario.

    FIRST|START

    Display first screen in scenario.

    HELP|F1|F13

    Display Help tutorial.

    LAST|FINAL

    Display last screen in scenario.

    NUM [ON]

    Display descriptive information on last line of scenario screen.

    NUM OFF

    Turn off NUM ON command. Default when scenario invoked.

    READ

    Display data saved by last SAVE command.

    SAVE

    During prototype, save data entered in screen fields.

    screenname

    Display named screen.

    +screenname

    Display next occurrence of named screen.

    -screenname

    Display last occurrence of named screen.

    screennumber

    Display screen with sequential position of screennumber.

 


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