The Drive Constant Value task will drive a value into a Constant in the Specification.
| Property Name | Description |
|---|---|
| Constant Name | The name of the Constant to drive (including the DWConstant prefix). |
| Constant Value | The value to drive into the Constant. |
| Title | Changes the Title (not the name) of the task. |
When this task is added the properties are static by default.
See How To: Change A
Static Property To A Dynamic Property to enable rules to be built on these properties.
| Property Name | Example rule | Example result | Meaning |
|---|---|---|---|
| Constant Name | DWConstantMyConstant | DWConstantMyConstant | The name of the Constant to which you want to drive the new Value into. |
| Constant Value | IF(MyControlReturn = TRUE, ValueA, ValueB) | ValueA | ValueA will be driven into the Constant if the control MyControl returns a TRUE value. Otherwise ValueB will be driven into the Constant |
The Drive Constant Value task is used to dynamically update values that Constants have. This is an actionable change, therefore you can base events on the changing of the Constant so that they happen at a specific time. For example, upon clicking a macro that runs the Drive Constant Value task you can trigger other elements of UI to be displayed.
This task has different types of Outputs. For more information about Outputs see Specification Macros Task Node.
Outputs are only available within Specification Macros. Currently Outputs are not available for Specification Flow.
This task supports Status Outputs. These can be used to perform different actions depending on what the status outcome of the task is. For more information see Status Outputs in the Task Node Outputs section of Specification Macros Task Node.
The status output navigation is as follows:
Success
Success with Warnings
Failed
DriveWorks can be used to create dynamic Controls; this example uses Macro Buttons to create a Carousel Control.
The Frame Control displays a box in which any user Form, within the Project, can be shown. This can be used to create tabs displaying different Forms when clicked.
See how a Macro Button's argument and click position can be used as an input. This examples demonstrates a color picker.
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