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Choose a specific instantiation strategy for an input to utilize.

Specify a strategy using the match-mode child key with one of two modes:

• match-mode (MostSpecific): Use only the instantiation-strategy with the most specific match pattern. If this strategy fails to return a value, the user will be prompted.
• match-mode (All): All available instantiation strategies will be used.

Example

input (notSupported) {
  type (Boolean)
  default-init {
    if (true) {
      with-strategy {
        match-mode (MostSpecific)
      }
    }
  }
  min (Optional) max (One)
  validate {
    if (exists(notSupported) && notSupported) {
      halt {
        dialog ("Nope")
      }
    }
  }
}

If you are using runtime version 3 or later, or if you specify the use-most-specific-instantiation-strategy runtime flag, then match-mode (MostSpecific) is the default.

If you are using an older runtime version, with-strategy should behave as follows:

• If a default-init is declared using with-strategy but no match-mode is specified, the default is MostSpecific.
• If a Required input with no default-init specified returns no value, it will behave as though it had a default-init with a strategy of match-mode (All).