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The way a Param shows up on the symbol.

MarkTown
MarkTown over 13 years ago

I have IC6.15 

 I'm creating a new device. There is a VTN parameter that I ned as a boolean.

On the symbol I'd like the Param to show as VTN when its selected or be invisable when its not selected.

The VTN=true or VTN=false seems a bit much text.Plus I have 3 different VTNs.

Can this be done in the in the call back? Will the display value, name or both make this so it can't be done?

 

thanks for you thoughts

Mark

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    skillUser over 13 years ago

    Hi Mark,

    In the CDF for the VTN parameter you should be able to make the "display condition" a SKILL expression that returns t or nil to control whether the parameter is displayed or not - is this what you are looking for?

    Hope it helps.

    Lawrence.

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  • skillUser
    skillUser over 13 years ago

    Hi Mark,

    In the CDF for the VTN parameter you should be able to make the "display condition" a SKILL expression that returns t or nil to control whether the parameter is displayed or not - is this what you are looking for?

    Hope it helps.

    Lawrence.

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