Cabinet Vision: The Last Mile/User Created Standards
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Basic Structure of a UCS
[edit | edit source]A UCS can be broken down into a few discrete, let's call them blocks.
- First line should be a comment describing the UCS
- First block is your For Each line. Should only have ONE at the top of the UCS, more will screw it up.
- Second block is your Off-Switch. You should delete parameters you don't want preserved and create an EXIT from the UCS if neeeded
- Third block is where you define your controls. Custom parameters typically go here. Lots of IF [parameter] = NULL statements.
- Fourth block is where you take action. Your prep work pays off here. Here's where your modifications happen; here's where you dimension parts and hardware.
- Fifth block is where you clean up. Close out any leftover END IFS and use DELETE on unneeded parameters.