In my opinion, this should be a rather easy task, something like "IF AlarmManager.alarmsActive = FALSE THEN..." but i can not figure out how. Any idea?
Hi, i want to hide the Alarm Banner, if there is nothing to show. I looked into the alarm manager example, but i find it way too complicated. Is there a simple way to do this in ST?
Hi, i want to hide the Alarm Banner, if there is nothing to show. I looked into the alarm manager example, but i find it way to complicated. Is there a simple way to do this in ST?
Yes, thanks @mprestel, nice tip. Here is what i am planing to do: For the initial view: Scale down the whole process to fit the frame without scrollbars. Then offer the possibility to zoom in three times, which would double the displayed process-size each time. This will change the referenced visualization to one that is double, four times and 8 times the size of the initial one. In that way i can use the built in scrollbars - and the process will always exactly fit the visualization, no matter of...
Yes, thanks @mprestel, nice tip. Here is what i am planing to do: For the initial view: Scale down the whole process to fit the frame without scrollbars. Then offer the possibility to zoom in three times, which would double the displayed process-size each time. This will change the referenced visualization to one that is double, four times and 8 times the size of the initial one. In that way i can use the built in scrollbars.
Yes, thanks @mprestel, nice tip. Here is what i am planing to do: For the initial view: Scale down the whole process to fit the frame without scrollbars. Then offer the possibility to zoom in three times, which would double the displayed process-size each time. This will change the referenced visualization to the ones that are double, four times and 8 times the size of the initial one. In that way i can use the built in scrollbars.
Yes, thanks @m.prestel, nice tip. Here is what i am planing to do: For the initial view: Scale down the whole process to fit the frame without scrollbars. Then offer the possibility to zoom in three times, which would double the displayed process-size each time. This will change the referenced visualization to the ones that are double, four times and 8 times the size of the initial one. In that way i can use the built in scrollbars.
Hi Marcel, thanks for your answer. I want to visualize the temporal sequence of a process in a frame visualization. The user can create and change the process at runtime. The process steps are represented by visu elements that change their size according to their duration. The process duration is expected to be in a wide range. So, i suppose, a way to achieve this would be: Make the visu big enough to fit the longest expected process to avoid cutting off elements. Then write custom scrollbar functionality...