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Force increment step in parameter

Dimitris Kar

Hi,

 

I am trying to force the minimum increment in parameters that user defines.

 I managed to implement the min max to force the limits of my parameter (i.e. if 3<=x<=10, I write x=max(x 3)   x=min(x 10))

 I can not find the correct expresion on setting the acceptable step i.e. if the grid is 0.1, then values of x.xxx are not accepted.

 

An suggestions will be warmly welcomed!

 

Many thanks!

 

BR,

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  • Dimitris Kar

     Hi !

     

    I have a new question, regarding the use of the parametrized value in the above code. 

     

    Say I need to "call" another input parameter, i.e. param2

    I will modify the procedure as follows: 

    ;o------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------o; 

    procedure(SR(param1 param2 upper grid)
      let((value dep dep1 libID cellID)
        libID="My_lib"
        cellID="My_PCELL"
        value=get(cdfgData param1)->value
      

        dep = car(setof(p cdfGetBaseCellCDF(ddGetObj(libID cellID))->parameters p->name==symbolToString(param2)))->value

       get(cdfgData param1)->value=round((value/float(grid)))*grid

    ;o------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------o;

     

     

    Although "primitive", the dep is getting my desired parameter. 

     

    My problem is the following: 

     

    I need a conditional statement, that will depend the lower/upper limit of param1 from the param2 input. 

    I tried  to use a

                value=      case( dep 

                                              (min(max(dep lower) x.xxx) value1)

                                              (min(max(dep yy.yyy) zz.zzz) value2))

     

    When trying to implement it, I get no results...

     

    Any syggestion how to implement it? 

     

    Thanks! 

     

    D.

     

     

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  • Dimitris Kar

     Hi !

     

    I have a new question, regarding the use of the parametrized value in the above code. 

     

    Say I need to "call" another input parameter, i.e. param2

    I will modify the procedure as follows: 

    ;o------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------o; 

    procedure(SR(param1 param2 upper grid)
      let((value dep dep1 libID cellID)
        libID="My_lib"
        cellID="My_PCELL"
        value=get(cdfgData param1)->value
      

        dep = car(setof(p cdfGetBaseCellCDF(ddGetObj(libID cellID))->parameters p->name==symbolToString(param2)))->value

       get(cdfgData param1)->value=round((value/float(grid)))*grid

    ;o------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------o;

     

     

    Although "primitive", the dep is getting my desired parameter. 

     

    My problem is the following: 

     

    I need a conditional statement, that will depend the lower/upper limit of param1 from the param2 input. 

    I tried  to use a

                value=      case( dep 

                                              (min(max(dep lower) x.xxx) value1)

                                              (min(max(dep yy.yyy) zz.zzz) value2))

     

    When trying to implement it, I get no results...

     

    Any syggestion how to implement it? 

     

    Thanks! 

     

    D.

     

     

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