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RWCS
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I'm attempting to detect COM errors. I know what the "correct" response should be, and I'm interested in flagging the non-correct responses. (one correct response many non-correct responses) I tried this:
if ({COM_RX} = "@SRC:1" ,, ph_msgbox ("COM ERROR", "COM ERROR", 0))
I can't determine if the problem is with the null true condition or the Boolean test condition. (couldn't find help on Boolean syntax in help)
Bob
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What about this:
if (ph_getglobal_s("COM_RX") = "@SRC:1" ,999, ph_msgbox ("COM ERROR", "COM ERROR", 0))
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Thanks for your suggestion. It works with ("{COM_RX}") instead of ("COM_RX")
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Half the time it works with brackets and the other not for me. So if brackets don’t work I use getglobal_s.
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