Rules for the use of loops and groups, Group inside a partial loop, Partial loop inside a group – EVS IPDirector Version 5.6 - May 2009 Part 6 User's Manual User Manual
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IPDirector Version 5.6 – User Manual – Part 6: Playout – Playlist Panel
EVS Broadcast Equipment – May 2009
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R
ULES FOR THE
U
SE OF
L
OOPS AND
G
ROUPS
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A loop may not overlap a group of elements and vice versa. Trying to do so
would provide an error message.
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A loop may enclose one or several groups of elements. Note that
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the first element of the loop may be the first element of the group of elements
and/or
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the last element of the loop may be the last element of the group of elements
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A group of elements may enclose one or several loops.
o
the first element of the loop may be the first element of the group of elements
and/or
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the last element of the loop may be the last element of the group of elements
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If the playlist elements selected to perform an action on a loop include a group
line, all the elements of the group will be selected, would the group have been
expanded or collapsed.
Group Inside a Partial Loop
In case the first element of the group corresponds to the first element of the
partial loop, the staple starts on the group line.
Partial Loop Inside a Group
When a group includes a partial loop, the staple will be displayed differently
depending on whether the group is expanded or collapsed:
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When the group is expanded, the staple will be displayed besides the elements
of the partial loop, as usual, without including the group line
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When the group is collapsed, the staple will be displayed on the group line only,