Graphical User Interface for Rule Mode Switching Execution Logic for Electronic Devices

Abstract

1. Name of the Design Product: Graphical User Interface for the Execution Logic of Rule Mode Switching in Electronic Devices. 2. Use of the Design Product: The design product is used in an electronic device. 3. Design Key Points of the Design Product: Lies in the graphical user interface. 4. Picture or Photograph that Best Illustrates the Design Key Points: Variation State Diagram 20. 5. Use of the Graphical User Interface: The graphical user interface of the product is a user interaction interface for the execution logic of business rule mode switching. When the simple mode cannot meet the business requirements, it can be switched to the advanced mode to complete the business requirements by writing expressions. The content filled in the simple mode is automatically converted into an expression after switching to the advanced mode. The front view is the initial editing interface diagram of the newly created rule. The "Advanced Mode" of "Rule Execution Conditions" and "Verification Rules" is closed. The conditions added subsequently belong to the addition process in the "Simple Mode". Click the "Add Condition" below "Rule Execution Conditions" in the front view to enter Variation State Diagram 1, where a set of conditions to be configured appears, and four sub-condition boxes appear among the conditions to be configured. Click to expand the first sub-condition box among the conditions to be configured and select the required condition name to enter Variation State Diagram 2; select the required condition name to enter Variation State Diagram 3, and then select the second sub-condition box, the third sub-condition box, and the fourth sub-condition box in sequence. The interface changes as shown in Variation State Diagrams 4 to 6; click the first sub-condition box among a set of conditions to be configured below "Verification Rules" to enter Variation State Diagram 7; select the required condition name and then select the second sub-condition box, the third sub-condition box, and the fourth sub-condition box in sequence. The interface changes as shown in Variation State Diagrams 8 - 11; click "Add Condition" below "Verification Rules" in Variation State Diagram 11 to enter Variation State Diagram 12, where a set of conditions to be configured appears. Repeat the operations from Variation State Diagram 7 to Variation State Diagram 11 to enter Variation State Diagram 13, completing the editing of two conditions, and the two conditions are in an "AND" relationship, completing the condition configuration in the "Simple Mode"; open the advanced mode of "Rule Execution Conditions" in Variation State Diagram 13 to enter Variation State Diagram 14, and the conditions added under the previous "Rule Execution Conditions" are directly automatically converted into expressions; manually enter the "&&" symbol and then click "Insert Function" to enter Variation State Diagram 15; select a function to enter Variation State Diagram 16; click "Insert Variable", select a variable, and after the variable is selected, it is inserted into the specified position and automatically converted into an expression to enter Variation State Diagram 17: after manually entering an expression, enter Variation State Diagram 18; open the advanced mode of "Verification Rules" to enter Variation State Diagram 19, and the conditions added under the previous "Verification Rules" are directly automatically converted into expressions; manually enter the sum function, complete the entry of function parameters, and click the "Test Execution" button to enter Variation State Diagram 20; click "Save" in Variation State Diagram 20 to enter Variation State Diagram 21.

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