How do I get the last character from a label?

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Shawn Murty asked Jul 24, '18 Shawn Murty answered Jan 13, '19

How do I get the last character from a label?

I found code to get information about what operator was working on a specific processor.

if (gettasktype(ts, 4) == TASKTYPE_UTILIZE) {
treenode processor = gettaskinvolved(ts, 4, 2); 
setlabel(processor, "operator", current); 
}

I then attach the label FROM the processor TO the flow item.

From there I'm trying to use that information that is connected to the flow item in 'port by case' scenario in a queue, but it currently fails. Does data have to be an integer?? Could i at come point in the process grab the last character from the operator name ( i won't use more than 10 people)?

My goal is to split work completed in queues based on which operator last worked on the flowitem

queue labels processor flowitem ports by label

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Shawn Murty commented · Jul 24, 2018 at 04:43 PM

FYI, the code snippet is from the OnResourceTaskSequence of the operator. The operator is connected to a dispatcher.

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Answer 1 · 2018-07-24T16:49:18Z

Joshua S answered Jul 24, '18 Joshua S edited Jul 24, '18

You can use

str.charAt(str.length).toNum()

where str is the name of your operator. This will output the last character as an int

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Answer 2 · 2019-01-13T20:40:01Z

Shawn Murty answered Jan 13, '19 Joerg Vogel commented Jan 14, '19

I made a label "Op" on the operator.

if (gettasktype(ts, 4) == TASKTYPE_UTILIZE) {
treenode processor = gettaskinvolved(ts, 4, 2); 
setlabel(processor, "operator", current.Op);  }

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