Using the Check Editor
The Check Editor is intended to help the user key in the check code using the
Dictionary. It is made up of 3 different areas:
Three different types of checks may be used:
 | The silent checks |
| The information checks |
| The warning checks |
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Depending on the type of check and the result of the check, you will be warned as follows:
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Check verified |
Check not verified |
| Relation icon in
the specification tree |
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| Silent check
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no message displayed |
no message displayed |
| Information check
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no message displayed |
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the
message specified at check creation is displayed in an information box |
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| Warning check
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no message displayed |
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the message specified at check creation is displayed in a warning
box. |
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In the Check Editor, you can:
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Restrict the list of parameters displayed in the dictionary:
To do so, go to the specification tree, simple click the feature you want
to display the parameters for. If the 'Incremental'
option is selected, only the first level of parameters located right below
the selected feature are displayed. If not, all the parameters at all
levels are displayed.
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Insert the feature definition in a check: To do so, go to
the specification tree, and double-click the feature you want to insert
the definition for.
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Check whether the rule syntax is correct by clicking Apply.
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Erase the contents of the edition window by clicking the 
icon.
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Add the rule to the document by clicking OK. |
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