With a nested If statement, it would be so helpful if one could click on and edit directly a given part of the structure, rather than having to open successive "else if" windows to get to the one you want.
I realize that the default "double click to open" would present the entire statement, but if you could open one branch at that point, it would be so much less time-consuming.
[I am using dots in lieu of spaces for delineation]
if <condition>
...then <action 1>
...else if <condition2>
......then <action 2>
......else if <condition3> <---------I want to be able to edit this clause directly
.........then <action 3>
.........else <action 4>
.......else <some action>
...else <action 0>
I think this would be welcome by anyone who has nested statements. It's just kind of confusing that you can *see* the piece you want to edit in the raw presentation, but once you try to open it for editing, you're stuck in the monolithic if-then-elseif --> [new window] else if --> [new window] else if --> [new window] pattern, from the top down.
Thank you for considering the idea -
Karla B
by: Karla B. | over a year ago | Designer
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And imagine, if we on top of this, could compare and restart the driver from deep within the nested rule. That would be neat.