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Property Node OR Local Variable ??

Hello !

I am using a cluster (3 Values) in an event ... and I want to change its
values (2 of them).
I am wondering which is the better nicer solution for this .. two property
nodes with values or a going to a Local Vaiable by building the cluster new
?

Thans for your tips
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It all depends on what you need. If all you want to do is update the value then the local variable is the most straight forward and most efficient. If however, you want to trigger an event on one of the value changes you'll have to use a property node.

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Hello

One more question.
According to Mikes post, I assume that an event is fired on write value to
a property node (in an event).

But the "change value" event does not trigger these events ?
How can I fetch this event ?

Tanks Sascha



On Tue, 5 Aug 2003 16:58:00 -0500 (CDT), mikeporter wrote:

> It all depends on what you need. If all you want to do is update the
> value then the local variable is the most straight forward and most
> efficient. If however, you want to trigger an event on one of the
> value changes you'll have to use a property node.
>
> Mike...
>



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There's a property "value" that won't trigger a change event, and one called "value (signalling)" that does trigger a change event.

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