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How to add method instructions
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Instruction
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The table below
describes how to add a method instruction in the Text Instructions Editor:
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Step
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Action
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1
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Select a block in the Text pane,
and display the instructions within the block.
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2
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Select an instruction line in the block. Make sure
that the selected instruction line is in the block, not the call
to the block.
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3
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Open the Instruction box if
it is not already displayed (View:
Panes). Do the following:
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Set the desired breakpoint
in the Breakpoint field.
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Choose the instruction type and the instruction
in the Instructions field.
For basic help on each instruction, click the instruction and press
<F1>.
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Type values for instruction parameters in the Parameters fields. If a scroll
bar appears at the right side of the Parameters field,
additional parameters are required.
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4
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Click the Insert button.
Result: The instruction
will be inserted in the block
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at the position of
the breakpoint of the new instruction, if there are no other instructions
at that breakpoint
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immediately after the currently highlighted instruction,
if the highlight is at the same breakpoint as the new instruction
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as the last instruction at the breakpoint, if there
are several instructions at the same breakpoint and none of these
is highlighted.
Note: Instructions
that are placed at the same breakpoint are executed simultaneously,
with the exception of Block instructions
which are executed in the sequence in which they are written.
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Pause, Hold and Hold_until instructions
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If
you use ÄKTA systems, the Pause, Hold, and Hold_until instructions
will stop execution at this breakpoint, that is, instructions following
after Pause, Hold and Hold_until at
the same breakpoint will not be executed until a Continue instruction is issued.
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2005-06-15
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