Dark mode for TM1 processes and rules in Planning Analytics Workspace
💡 Dark mode for the process and rules editors
From version 2.1.18, you can use dark mode for TM1 process and rules editors in Planning Analytics Workspace.
🎯 What you will learn in this short
In this video, I show you how to enable dark mode for processes and rules in Planning Analytics Workspace. Configure the option in the process editor and Rules Editor settings, and both script editors will then open automatically in dark mode.
You can see where in the PAW settings you turn on the dark design for the process editor.
You learn how to activate the same setting for the rules editor.
After saving, processes and rules are automatically opened in dark mode.
✍️ Practical example
Scenario:
The process and rules editor is displayed in the bright design by default.
Result:
The process and rules editor opens automatically in dark mode. This makes it easier to read and develop code.
What was covered: Opened PAW settings + enabled dark mode for the process editor + enabled dark mode for the Rules Editor
Original transcript (German)
Wusstest du, dass du in IBM Planning Analytics Workspace ab Version 2.1.18 einen Dark Mode für Prozesse und Rules aktivieren kannst? Öffne zuerst die Einstellungen in PAW. Dort findest du das Dropdown „Prozesseditor“. Aktiviere hier einfach den Haken bei „Dunkles Motiv“. In der englischen Version heißt das „Dark Mode“. Das Gleiche kannst du auch für den Rule-Editor machen. Öffne dafür das Dropdown „Rule-Editor“ und aktiviere ebenfalls den Dark Mode.
Jetzt nur noch Speichern klicken. Wenn du jetzt einen Prozess oder eine Rule öffnest, wird der Editor automatisch im Dark Mode angezeigt.
English transcript
Did you know that from version 2.1.18 you can enable dark mode for processes and rules in IBM Planning Analytics Workspace? First open Settings in PAW. In the process editor settings, enable the dark theme option. Do the same in the Rules Editor settings to enable dark mode there as well.
Click Save. When you open a process or a rule, the editor is now displayed automatically in dark mode.
