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I'd like to create an input model that specifies two terms per language, each term with different parameters/values. Is that possible?
Daniel
I'd like to create an input model that specifies two terms per language, each term with different parameters/values. Is that possible?
Daniel
I don't think this is possible... but can you provide an example of what this should look like to make sure I'm understanding this correctly?
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In this case, I would like to create an input model for entering new product names. Each product has a "full name" and a "short name". Some values will obviously differ.
I looked more into this and it looks to me like I have to switch input models in mid-entry, so to say. Start out entering both, say, full names, which will also take care of entry-level information, then switch to a different input model that has the presets for the other terms on the term-level only.
One of the peculiarities of MultiTerm seems to be that it is hard to write macros for it, so I can't speed up a switch like this. Or is there a good way?
Daniel
In this case, I would like to create an input model for entering new product names. Each product has a "full name" and a "short name". Some values will obviously differ.
I looked more into this and it looks to me like I have to switch input models in mid-entry, so to say. Start out entering both, say, full names, which will also take care of entry-level information, then switch to a different input model that has the presets for the other terms on the term-level only.
One of the peculiarities of MultiTerm seems to be that it is hard to write macros for it, so I can't speed up a switch like this. Or is there a good way?
Daniel
