but remembering the name of the pattern <PATTERNNAME> when it comes to writing this command, is not obvious
fair enough if you are referring to a sub element with a statement like <APATTERNNAME>.<ANELEMENTNAME> but if you have a toolkit that is basic, you should be able to write something simpler like:
To configure a property of a toolkit on the root element requires this command:
according to these docs: https://jezzsantos.github.io/automate/runtime/#configuring-an-attribute
but remembering the name of the pattern
<PATTERNNAME>
when it comes to writing this command, is not obvious fair enough if you are referring to a sub element with a statement like<APATTERNNAME>.<ANELEMENTNAME>
but if you have a toolkit that is basic, you should be able to write something simpler like: