06-24-2010 03:59 PM
Hi,
I'd like to put my IO list in 2 container parameters Nest1 and Nest2. How can I create that name dynamically using RunState.TestSockets.MyIndex and how to use it?
It would look like this
RunState.Sequence.Parameters.{Dynamically created name}.Output1
I tried several methods and all I get is "found container instead of string" error.
Nest1
Output1 "DIO96/port0/line1"
Output2 "DIO96/port0/line1" etc.
Or is there a better way to do it.
Thanks
J,
06-24-2010 04:14 PM
If you set your Sequence Parameter to have a Container <DIOList> (no elements) statically
so that you can create a local container with Nest1 and Nest2 and passing Locals.<container_name>
and at runtime Parameters.DIOList.Nest1 and Nest2 will be available in the Sequence
06-25-2010 08:14 AM
Hi Ray,
Thanks for your response. I do not understand the explanation. Maybe it is because I did not explain what I need or maybe becasue I am new to TS. Here's what I'd like to do.
Have a predefined list of IO names. Like:
Nest1
K23 "DIO96/port0/line1"
K24 "DIO96/port0/line2"
Nest2
K23 "DIO96/port1/line1"
K24 "DIO96/port1/line2"
I will have 2 nests(sockets) in my system running batch model. From what I understand I can have 1 sequence defined and TS that will execute 2 threads with 1 socket per thread. In this sequence I somehow need to pass to my VI the value of K23 which is different for socket1 and 2. I was thinking that I can somehow create the Property Name Dynamically. Sort of like that:
RunState.Sequence.Parameters.GetPropertyObject("Nest%d",RunState.TestSockets.MyIndex+1).K23
It would give the sequence running for socket 1 the value "DIO96/port0/line1" and "DIO96/port1/line1" for socket 2
thanks
J.
06-25-2010 09:14 AM
I think I got it. My expression look like this:
RunState.Sequence.Parameters.DIOList[ RunState.TestSockets.MyIndex ].Output1
Thanks for help
J.