I find it difficult to read my own code for longer projects.
Do you have tips on how to structure code in a way that is easier to read?
TABS in the user interface would already be a big improvement to my mind.
Or modules/functions?
Now I just have an long list of code that becomes a headache to keep track off.
Christian
structuring code
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Re: structuring code
In Power Automate Desktop, you can separate functions into different tabs, which helps organize workflows. You apply a similar logic in RoboTask by calling external tasks from the current one and returning with the expected variables.
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Re: structuring code
Hey,
Just now read your reply.
To me, it is a workaround.
Also, when using runtime, you can only have one task running, am I correct?
Christian
Just now read your reply.
To me, it is a workaround.
Also, when using runtime, you can only have one task running, am I correct?
Christian