Applications with a Graphical User Interface (GUI) allow application users to select a push button, click on an item, or interact with an application in several other ways. These actions can trigger logic that opens a dialog box, highlights an item, or initiates additional logic.
The actions of the application user are called events. The logic triggered by an event is contained in an event action, a special block of logic at the end of a Procedure Step.
A common event that can trigger an event action occurs when an application user clicks OK. This event can trigger an event action that contains the logic to set an exit state that causes a dialog flow.
After an event action executes:
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