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Teach a Process Statement

ROBOT PROGRAMMING | ROBOT TEACHING

A Process statement allows a robot to execute a user-defined process. A process is first defined by the script of a Process Handler, which can be written in .NET or Python API. A robot statement implemented as a Process statement is then used to call the handler of that process.

In this tutorial you learn how to:

Use a Python Process Handler behavior to define a process.
Add, remove and modify process positions.
Create and execute a Process statement in a robot program.

Software Version: 4.0.2

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