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Follow the steps below if you want to repeat the processing an existing sequence of objects
with a loop in the BATCH Recipe Editor:
1. Select the menu item Insert > Loop or click the corresponding button in the toolbar.
2. Press the left mouse button with the pointer located in the gap after the last object to be
included in the loop.
3. Hold down the button and drag the mouse pointer upwards until all the required objects are
included and then release the mouse button.
Remove
Select the entire loop and press the delete key to delete the content. If you only select the
transition in the return path, the loop body remains after deleting.
Notes
● While you drag the mouse pointer, a line is displayed that indicates which parts will be
included if you release the button at the present position.
● You can cancel this operation by returning the mouse pointer to the initial position or by
pressing the ESC key.
Selecting
You can select a loop (Page 515) as follows:
● by clicking on one of the horizontal lines at the top or bottom,
● by clicking on the return path line,
● by clicking on one of the lines of the sequence in the body of the loop, or
● by opening a lasso while holding down the left mouse button that includes the entire body
of the loop as well as the transition in the return path.
10.4.5.14 Jump (Insert menu)
Overview
A jump is a recipe transition with or without a jump destination.
You use this function to insert a jump into your recipe structure. With a recipe jump, the
sequential processing within a recipe level (RUP) is interrupted and resumed at a configured
jump destination. The currently running RUP/ROP ends at a location where the jump without
jump destination is configured. The recipe jump is only executed if the configured step enabling
condition (transition) is fulfilled.
BATCH Recipe Editor
10.4 Creating recipes
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