custom code object issue

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Jan asked Mar 7, '23 Jan commented Mar 7, '23

custom code object issue

Model custom code.fsmHello, I am currently writing a code that reads the label "Entrance" which holds the Floorstorage number and then adds a label with one of the two buffers that are associated to the Floorstorage to the token. I always get the Error code:

Flexscript Error MODEL:/Tools/ProcessFlow/ProcessFlow5/Custom Code>variables/codeNode Line 6 syntax error, unexpected '{'

Could not finish parsing because of previous errors.

Is this code even able to do my operation? I am currently just trying out the coding feature.

/**Custom Code*/

// Get the name of the current floor storage

string storageName = label(current, "Entrance");

// Define the buffers associated with each floor storage

object bufferDict = {

"FloorStorage 461": ["_461 Buffer", "_461 Buffer1"],

"FloorStorage 460": ["_460 Buffer", "_460 Buffer1"],

"FloorStorage 462": ["_462 Buffer", "_462 Buffer1"],

"FloorStorage 459": ["_459 Buffer", "_459 Buffer1"],

"FloorStorage 458": ["_458 Buffer", "_458 Buffer1"],

"FloorStorage 457": ["_457 Buffer", "_457 Buffer1"]

};

// Find the index of the current floor storage in the bufferDict array

int storageIndex = find(array(bufferDict), storageName);

// Select a random buffer for the current floor storage

int bufferIndex = rand(1, 2);

string selectedBuffer = bufferDict[storageName][bufferIndex];

// Print the selected buffer name to the console

traceln("Selected Buffer for " + storageName + ": " + selectedBuffer);

// Add a label to the token with the selected buffer name

token.label(selectedBuffer);

// Return the selected buffer as a node reference

return node(current, selectedBuffer);

Thank you all for your help in Advance!

Software Version:

FlexSim 23.0.4

labels code object

model-custom-code.fsm (64.4 KiB)

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Jacob W2 ♦ commented · Mar 07, 2023 at 06:07 PM

Hi @Jan,

Do you have a model that you can share? It is a lot easier to debug code, and find potential issues while using the model.

Proprietary models can be posted as a private question visible only to FlexSim U.S. support staff. You can also contact your local FlexSim distributor for phone or email help.

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Jan Jacob W2 ♦ commented · Mar 07, 2023 at 06:27 PM

Hi Jacob,

Sorry for that.

I added a version of my model.

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Answer 1 · 2023-03-07T19:13:11Z

Felix Möhlmann answered Mar 7, '23 Jan commented Mar 7, '23

I'm not sure what programming language you are acquainted with, but most of what you typed is not valid syntax and/or commands in FlexSim.

Under the following link you can find an introduction to coding in FlexSim. The full class and command reference is also available a couple entries further down in the menu on the left.

https://docs.flexsim.com/en/23.0/Reference/CodingInFlexSim/WritingLogic/WritingLogic.html

Here is what the code would look like in FlexScript:

Object current = param(1);
treenode activity = param(2);
Token token = param(3);
treenode processFlow = ownerobject(activity);

// Get the name of the current floor storage
string storageName = token.Entrance.name;

// Define the buffers associated with each floor storage
Map bufferMap;
bufferMap["FloorStorage 462"] = ["_462 Buffer2", "_462 Buffer3"];
bufferMap["FloorStorage 461"] = ["_461 Buffer2", "_461 Buffer3"];
bufferMap["FloorStorage 460"] = ["_460 Buffer2", "_460 Buffer3"];
bufferMap["FloorStorage 459"] = ["_459 Buffer2", "_459 Buffer3"];
bufferMap["FloorStorage 458"] = ["_458 Buffer2", "_458 Buffer3"];
bufferMap["FloorStorage 457"] = ["_457 Buffer2", "_457 Buffer3"];

// Select a random buffer for the current floor storage
int bufferIndex = duniform(1, 2, getstream(activity));
string selectedBuffer = bufferMap[storageName][bufferIndex];

// Print the selected buffer name to the console
print("Selected Buffer for " + storageName + ": " + selectedBuffer);

// Add a label to the token with the selected buffer name
token.labels.assert("selectedBuffer").value = Model.find(selectedBuffer);

model-custom-code_1.fsm

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Jan commented · Mar 07, 2023 at 09:12 PM

Thank you so much @Felix Möhlmann !

This really made my day way easier!

And yes I messed up the synatx real bad ! :D

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