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How to get the result of sending a signal to the outside

我想在代碼打印中寫一個(結果)來打印一個 Global Talbe 實驗結果。

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applicationcommand("sendhttpreqeust", "POST", "192.168.168.100", "/relativeP?info=[50,0,0,0,0,0]&speed=0.5", "", 0, 結果);
FlexSim 20.0.10
httprest apiprintf
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I want to write a (result) in code print to print a Global Table experiment result.

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This answer explains in detail each of the parameters used in a call to applicationcommand("sendhttprequest").

The result parameter is a treenode. This is where the data returned from the remote server will be written.

Result could be a treenode that you manually insert into the tree, it could be a string label on any object. It could be a cell of a global table toggled for string data.

Here is an example populating a table cell with the data returned from an HTTP request:

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By the way, the code block in your question has a typo - sendhttpreqeust - you inverted the U and E. It should be "sendhttprequest".

Here is that example model: saveGetToTableCell.fsm

Good luck!


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@本威爾遜感謝您的幫助和提醒

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