Form
Forms collects one or multiple user input, that replaces placeholders in the phrase contents.
Example:
This phrase contains static text and form macro place holders:
If a phrase is executed that contain form macros, PhraseExpress generates an input form and prompts the user to fill it out before inserting the phrase:
After filling the form, PhraseExpress replaces the form macro place holders in the phrase contents with the user input and outputs the phrase:
Form macros are an exception to the normal sequential macro processing as they are processed before any other phrase content.
If the same input is required at multiple positions throughout a phrase, use the identical label for all related form macros. Only one instance of the objects that have the same label will be shown in the form.
How to create a form:
- Open the main program window.
- Select the phrase, you wish to extend with user input.
- Place the cursor at the position in the phrase where you wish to insert user input and select User Input » Form input.
- Configure the form macro.
- Repeat from step 2 for all desired user inputs.
Table of Contents
- Installation
- Getting started
- User interface
- Create phrases
- Insert phrases
- Edit phrases
- Manage phrases
- Macro functions
- Extra features
- Sharing phrases
- Working with phrase files
- Import external data
- Licensing
- Settings
- Reference
Table of Contents
- Installation
- Getting started
- User interface
- Create phrases
- Insert phrases
- Edit phrases
- Manage phrases
- Macro functions
- Extra features
- Sharing phrases
- Working with phrase files
- Import external data
- Licensing
- Settings
- Reference