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ActivatingUIElement
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| (subclass ActivatingUIElement UserSignifiedAction) | ComputerInput.kif 2278-2278 | Activating UI element is a subclass of user signified action |
| (documentation ActivatingUIElement EnglishLanguage "A UserSignifiedAction causing a program to make a UIElement the ``active'' element. Making an element active means that user can interact with it -- follow a link, select a menu option, drag the element on the screen, ``push'' a button, etc. The system may display the %&UIElement in a different manner signifying that it is selected.") | ComputerInput.kif 2279-2282 | Activating UI element is a subclass of user signified action |
| appearance as argument number 2 |
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| (=> (and (instance ?ACT ActivatingUIElement) (patient ?ACT ?GUIE) (instance ?GUIE GUIElement)) (and (holdsDuring (EndFn ?ACT) (hasGUEState ?GUIE GUE_ActiveState)) (holdsDuring (BeginFn ?ACT) (not (hasGUEState ?GUIE GUE_ActiveState))))) |
ComputerInput.kif 2284-2293 | If X is an instance of activating UI element, Y is a patient of X, and Y is an instance of GUI element, then Y has state GUE active state holds during the end of X and Y has state GUE active state holds during the beginning of X |