These commands help you move quickly between different parts of your project. They are especially useful in large programs with many steps and variables spread across multiple Sequences.
Jumps directly to a step by its name or ID. A QuickPick list shows all steps in the project, and you can type to filter. Selecting a step scrolls the visual editor to that step and highlights it.
To run this command:
If the step is in a different Sequence file, the editor will open that file automatically.
Jumps to where a variable is defined or first used. This is helpful when you see a variable in a transition condition and want to understand where it comes from.
To run this command:
Shortcut: F12 (when a transition is selected)
Jumps to the sync step or sequence that a transition references. This is useful when working with synchronisation structures where a transition condition depends on a step in another branch or sub-sequence.
To run this command:
This command is only active when a transition is selected in the visual editor.
Shortcut: Shift+F12 (when a step is selected)
Lists every place in the project that references the selected step - for example, transitions that test the step's active state, or actions that depend on it. Results appear in the References panel.
To run this command:
This command is only active when a step is selected in the visual editor.
Switches the current Sequence file to the visual (graphical) editor view. This is the drag-and-drop diagram editor where you place steps, transitions, and actions on a canvas.
Switches the current Sequence file to the text (Python code) editor view. This shows the underlying Python source code of your Sequence, which can be useful for advanced editing or debugging.
You can switch freely between the visual and text editors. Changes made in one view are reflected in the other.
| Command | Shortcut | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Go To Step | (none) | Jump to a step by name or ID |
| Go To Variable | (none) | Jump to variable definition |
| Go to Sync Reference | F12 | Jump to the sync reference for the selected transition |
| Find Step References | Shift+F12 | List all references to the selected step |
| Open Visual Editor | (none) | Switch to the visual Sequence view |
| Open Text Editor | (none) | Switch to the Python code view |