setting parameter via scripting
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2009-04-21 01:39 AM
2009-04-21
01:39 AM
looking to do the following
i have an if/ then statement and depending upon the result i would like to have gdl modify one of the parameters of the object
the parameter in question can also be modified by hand
in principle i want the object to check if the initial value of the parameter is greater than one number or less than another... and if so... then auto change the parameter to a specific value... if not.. then leave as is
also
if the value is modified by hand... for there to be an error check to ensure that the value is within range... if not... produce an error dialog
make sense?
any help would be greatly appreciated
thanks
yukioMishima
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2009-04-21 03:16 AM
2009-04-21
03:16 AM
i think i understand what you mean.
try something like:
IF paraName>10 THEN ......
.....
ELSE
........
ENDIF
try something like:
IF paraName>10 THEN ......
.....
ELSE
........
ENDIF
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2009-04-21 08:11 AM
2009-04-21
08:11 AM
You have to place the commands in the PARAMETERS script, or in the MASTER script.
You can use the VALUES command, with the CUSTOM keyword, to let the user input a desired value, and the RANGE limitation, that revert this value if is out of the allowed field.
Or something like this:
IF param > 100 THEN
PARAMETERS param = 100
ELSE
IF PARAMETERS < 10 THEN
PARAMETERS param = 10
ENDIF
ENDIF
I suggest NOT using the alert window, or not abusing of it, as it is very annoyng for the user.
You can use the VALUES command, with the CUSTOM keyword, to let the user input a desired value, and the RANGE limitation, that revert this value if is out of the allowed field.
Or something like this:
IF param > 100 THEN
PARAMETERS param = 100
ELSE
IF PARAMETERS < 10 THEN
PARAMETERS param = 10
ENDIF
ENDIF
I suggest NOT using the alert window, or not abusing of it, as it is very annoyng for the user.
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2009-04-21 08:55 AM
2009-04-21
08:55 AM
Hello,
This allows custom values within the range and any of the hard coded values.
values "paraName" (-5), 0, 1, 2, a/2, range[-3,10]
Regards, Juha
This allows custom values within the range and any of the hard coded values.
values "paraName" (-5), 0, 1, 2, a/2, range[-3,10]
Regards, Juha
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2009-04-21 10:05 AM
2009-04-21
10:05 AM
thanks for all the replies
i was using an IF statement but the parameter did not seem to get set when i asked it to
i will work thru each suggestion and see if i can get it to work
i will report back once done
thanks again
yukioMishima
i was using an IF statement but the parameter did not seem to get set when i asked it to
i will work thru each suggestion and see if i can get it to work
i will report back once done
thanks again
yukioMishima
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2009-04-21 10:24 AM
2009-04-21
10:24 AM
Hello,
Setting the parameter does not always update the value inside
the code. Might be useful to code like;
if paraName > 100 then
paraName = 100 !<--setting the value for the rest of the code
parameters paraName= paraName !<--setting the value for the user
endif
--
Regards, Juha
Setting the parameter does not always update the value inside
the code. Might be useful to code like;
if paraName > 100 then
paraName = 100 !<--setting the value for the rest of the code
parameters paraName= paraName !<--setting the value for the user
endif
--
Regards, Juha