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It took me a while, but now I finally got it. Now I understand the logic behind it. Thanks man.
antwan
Statistics: Posted by antwan — 09 Apr 2008, 17:18
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CODE:
var b boolean; // switch already on?var i integer;...if (trunc(GetValue(input)=1)) then begin if (NOT b) then begin i := -1; b := true; end; i := i + 1; SetValue(output, i); if (i = 7) then i := -1;endelse begin b := false;end;Statistics: Posted by bsork — 09 Apr 2008, 15:31
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yes that seems to do the trick. but building upon this... what if i want that to happen once under some condition: let's say if this and that variable is 1 then output numbers from 0 to 7.
Just putting that part of code within a if-phrase clearly wont work because it is no longer a loop of any kind...
thanks again,
antwan
Statistics: Posted by antwan — 09 Apr 2008, 14:26
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You have to rewrite the script to something like this:
CODE:
i := i + 1;if (i = 7) then i := 0else i := i + 1;SetValue(output, i);Statistics: Posted by bsork — 09 Apr 2008, 13:48
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There's something i'm forgetting, i'm sure...
But it's a while since I've last been scripting. What I'm wondering is how to make the script output a fast flow of numeric values. I tried achieving that by using a for-loop, like:
for i := 0 to 7 do begin
SetValue(output, i);
end;
What I hoped to get with this is the values 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 and 7 in rapid succession in the outlet called "output". What I infact get in that outlet is 0 and then 7.
What am I missing. My skills are rusty!
Thanks,
antwan
Statistics: Posted by antwan — 09 Apr 2008, 13:10
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