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Finding Successful Exits


Description

This tool helps you find any unplanned successful project completions, as well as breaks in its workflow.

Description

How to open it?

You’ve got two ways:

Through the Context Menu

Right-click anywhere on the canvas → Find Successful Exits.

Via Context Menu

Via the Top Menu

Edit → Find Successful Exits.

Via Top Menu


Working with the window

Let’s take a closer look

Let’s take a closer look

1. Quick search bar for finding the right action.
2. A list of actions that can lead to the successful completion of your project.

If you double-click on one of the actions, the project view will jump right to it.

The search only finds a function if it’s used inside an action.

How can you use this?

Sometimes you might accidentally forget to connect two actions with logic arrows. When that happens, your project ends up finishing early with a success, after only doing part of what you wanted—it won’t throw any errors, though.

Example of early completion

Example of early completion

In the project shown, it will finish successfully on the click action, because it’s not connected to any other actions.

If your project has 10 blocks or fewer, this isn’t a big deal. But searching for this kind of break by hand in big templates can take forever.

Example workflow

  1. Open up the Find Successful Exits window.
  2. Compare the list of successful completions with the logic you’d planned.
  3. Fix your template if needed.

So if you made a mistake somewhere, this tool will help you spot any trouble spots.

We recommend using this after you finish each template, to properly debug your work.