General Settings

Validate callflow on save

Select this option to validate the call flow on each save of an application.

Organize imports after copying Java code

This option is enabled by default. It allows slowing down of the copy and paste function. Advanced users may want to disable this option for better performance.

Note: May require user interaction if Eclipse is not able to resolve the import. To organize imports manually, open the Java class (Source > Organize Imports or Ctrl-Shift-O).

Automatically close editor tab when opening new tab

When this is selected, the Call Flow Editor tab is closed when opening a new tab in your Dialog Design work area. This option is purely preferential, based on a designer's work styles.

Display node location coordinates

Select this option to display the node location coordinates when displaying the call flow in the Call Flow Editor.

Colors Settings

Colors

Allows the configuration of color coding to the various elements used in call flows. By clicking on an element, then clicking on the Color button, a color picker is displayed where a color can be mapped for each element.

The following elements can have colors assigned to them:

• Bookmarks

• Bookmark Text

• Labels

• Label Text

• Selected Connection

Warnings and Errors Settings

Warnings and Errors

Select from (enable, or disable) the following warning and error conditions that are desired to be logged to the Problems pane when working with call flows:

• Display code generation failure errors.

• Display paste errors or warnings.

• Warn when renaming call flow nodes.

• Warn when renaming call flow items that will trigger variables to be renamed.

• Warn before deleting items that will trigger variables to be deleted.

Backups

The Call Flow Editor by default maintains a backup of the flow document, in the event that the main flow is corrupted. Prior to saving the contents of the main flow, the old main flow file is copied to a backup folder using a "round-robin" file numbering system to maintain multiple backups. The backup files are numbered (for example, main.flow.1, mainflow.2, and so on) but once the maximum number of backups is reached, the numbering sequence starts over.

Enable backups

Check this check box to enable backups of call flows. By default, this option is enabled.

Number of backups to keep

If backups are enabled, indicate how many backups should be kept for each call flow. By default, 2 backups are kept at any given time. The maximum number of backups is 10.