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Re: event structure help, basic execution
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altenbach
Aug 15, 2008, 7:10:06 PM8/15/08
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You can do one of the following teachinques: - First create an event for your main value changes and also assing the timeout to it. - Place the timeout in a shift register initialized with zero and wire -a (=infinite) to the shift regsiter on the right. It will timeoutonce and then never again.
- Use "Select" and wire =0 to the iteration terminal. Pick 0 for i=0 and -1 otherwise and wire the output to the timout terminal of the event structure.
- Use "Select" and wire =0 to the iteration terminal. Pick 0 for i=0 and -1 otherwise and wire the output to the timout terminal of the event structure.
- Don't even use a timeout event, but use a value(sgnl) property write before the loop to trigger the main event with it. This way it will fire immediately after the event structure is ready for the first time. As a side effect, you can even bring the control to a defined state.
See how far you get.
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