In an expression analysis I can map a variable to an output attribute.
In an event frame analysis (in AF version 2017 R2) I can define an output expression that can be mapped to an output attribute in the event frame.
But I cannot map normal variables of event frame analyses to an output attribute (in the element).
Currently I have to create two analyses to do this. First one is an expression analysis with the output attribute mapping and second one is the event frame analysis using the attribute.
Regarding this comment:
"But I cannot map normal variables of event frame analyses to an output attribute (in the element)."
Would you want this to be executed when the event frame triggers (creation time)?
Interesting question: I think it should be executed every time the event frame analysis is triggered and not only when the event frame is triggered.But that could be an interesting option.
This is especially useful in event frame generation for notifications.
This way you could show intermediate variables used in the trigger conditions in the notification.
An additional idea for notifications: add an output expression "at start" to event frame analyses to have the possibility to show trigger relevant info in the notification.
Holger, might be better to separate out your suggestions into multiple ones as it's impossible to keep track of multiple requests in the same post.
Regarding your latest request. When you configure the EF generation analysis, the Advanced option gives you a way to write the the start trigger name and/or start trigger expression to an EF attribute. The thinking here is that if you know the start trigger name and/or start trigger expression, it's likely that you can figure out what triggered the EF creation. Hope this helps.
