10-12-2006 10:19 PM
10-12-2006 10:31 PM
10-13-2006 10:13 AM
Yes, what I meant was I have one event structure with multiple event cases and I want to trigger a sequential execution of all event cases when a certain key is pressed. Sorry my question wasn't clear enough the first time.
10-13-2006 10:32 AM
10-13-2006 10:35 AM
10-13-2006 10:52 AM
@dphan128 wrote:
Yes, what I meant was I have one event structure with multiple event cases and I want to trigger a sequential execution of all event cases when a certain key is pressed. Sorry my question wasn't clear enough the first time.
OK, create one additional even for key press, containing a case structure that depends on the desired key. In it, line up signaling properties for each of the other events you want to trigger. This will queue up all desired events in the desired order (user the error cluster to determine ordering). (If you don't want to change the values for the trigger controls, read the current values from local variables before feeding them to the signaling properties. they'll strill trigger a value change event). 🙂
(Of course common sense should apply, so don't do any circular triggering that you cannot escape, e.g. event A triggers B, which triggers C, which triggers A, ... ad infinitum.)
10-13-2006 02:57 PM
@dphan128 wrote:
Yes, what I meant was I have one event structure with multiple event cases and I want to trigger a sequential execution of all event cases when a certain key is pressed. Sorry my question wasn't clear enough the first time.
OK, create one additional even for key press, containing a case structure that depends on the desired key. In it, line up signaling properties for each of the other events you want to trigger. This will queue up all desired events in the desired order (user the error cluster to determine ordering). (If you don't want to change the values for the trigger controls, read the current values from local variables before feeding them to the signaling properties. they'll strill trigger a value change event).
(Of course common sense should apply, so don't do any circular triggering that you cannot escape, e.g. event A triggers B, which triggers C, which triggers A, ... ad infinitum.)
Thank you much. I got it.
10-17-2006 03:00 PM
Hi Altenbach,
I am not sure how to proceed with my code. I'd like to pick an "Item Number", select the corresponding ID (from an array) for that Item Number and assign a "Value" to that Item Number and FINALLY spit out a string that contains the header, ID, Value and End Character -- all within 1 event structure and within the while loop (before I hit STOP).
I have got the first 2 parts ie pick an "Item Number", select the corresponding ID for that Item Number. I am not able to do assign a value and then spit out the string.
I appreciate your response.
Thank you
KM
10-17-2006 03:00 PM
10-17-2006 05:39 PM