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profiletasksequence
Hi,
in recent Versions of Flexsim the full path to an object in a tasksequence was displayed in a readable form when the tasksequence was printed to the outputconsole by the 'profiletasksequence' command. Now you get the path by numbers so you have to translate the numbers first back to the object names to know whats what. I s there a easy way to get the tasksequence in a readable format ? This would speed up my debuging a lot.
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kind regards Nico. |
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Sorry,
There was a change made to the nodetopath() command, which caused this problem to appear in the latest release. nodetopath() was implemented slightly different in flexscript vs. c++, so we changed them to be in sync with each other. Unfortunately this caused several of our current mechanisms to print a numbered path instead of a named path. We'll fix this for the next release. |
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Tom David (07-03-2008) |
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same reference but different items
Hi,
the reference to an flowitem in a loadtask of a tasksequence(a) is for instance "Main:/1/3/4/1". This same reference can be also used at the next tasksequence (b). How can I obtain a reference that is unique to the item of the tasksequence b. |
#4
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Jörg,
if you know how to approach the tasksequence you could use the "gettaskinvolved" function. That will return the involved 1 or 2 of a given tasksequence and would give you a pointer to that particular object. You can use the other "gettask.." functions to get access to a particular sequence. Steven |
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Jörg Vogel (06-01-2014) |