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You can also begin editing an Action by double-clicking on the selected

Action's task list display.

Deleting an Action

To delete an existing Action that is no longer needed, select the Action you wish to delete and click on

the [Delete Action] button.

Deleting an Action is permanent and cannot be undone! When an Action is

deleted, its unique ID number is also removed and is not automatically used

again until such time as the maximum ID number (~4 billion) is reached. If you

wish to retain the Action ID number for future usage, you may wish to edit the

Action instead, changing the name to something like "Unused Action # 12" and

modifying the task list to be a single task like a 5-second timer. This will

preserve the Action ID without creating any problems should the Action

inadvertently be executed. We used a Timer task in our example because such

a task does nothing but wait around for the prescribed amount of time and then

exits.

Validating an Action

Tasks are global in nature and can be used (shared) by any number of Actions, so it is a possibility that

you might inadvertently delete a Task that is still in use as a part of an Action. Action validation checks

all Tasks that are a part of the Action to ensure that they exist in the Tasks table.

How Actions are Referenced

Actions are referenced by their unique Action ID number, which is assigned by XStudio when created.

Under normal circumstances, you will not need to know the Action ID value when assigning the Action

to an input relay or a scheduled event, as XStudio presents the Actions in a list for selection by their

user-friendly name. However, if you use an Execute Function log directive to execute an Action or are

embedding an Action reference in a cart for execution at start of play, you will need to know the Action

ID number. These methods require the Action ID number reference for execution. In both cases, you

are limited to using Action ID's 1 - 9999, as the maximum length of the reference number is 4-digits.

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