Problem with Triggers On Exit Set Label and Color in Combiner

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Josué Islas asked Mar 11, '24 Josué Islas commented Mar 12, '24

Problem with Triggers On Exit Set Label and Color in Combiner

I am having a problem in Flexscript to give values to the item.Tipo within Combiner "Decoracion" on Exit of Triggers, I get the following error that I show in the image. Could you help me understand why it is wrong? How should I edit it?Ensamble monociclos y bicicletas.fsm

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FlexSim 23.2.0

combiner triggers set label

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ensamble-monociclos-y-bicicletas.fsm (34.3 KiB)

Answer 1 · 2024-03-11T23:02:25Z

Julio R answered Mar 11, '24 Josué Islas commented Mar 12, '24

you need to declare the variable value outside the if and else statement:

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Josué Islas commented · Mar 12 at 12:48 AM

but how can I assign item.Tipo the value of 3 if it has a value of 1 or assign item.Tipo the value of 4 if it has a value of 2?

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Julio R Josué Islas commented · Mar 12 at 01:40 AM

This should do what you need, the problem is you are using the assert command in an already created label.

Object current = ownerobject(c);
Object item = param(1);
int port = param(2);
{ // ************* PickOption Start ************* //
/***popup:SetLabelAndColor*/
/**Set Label and Color*/
Object involved = /** \nObject: *//***tag:object*//**/item/**/;
string labelname = /** \nLabel: *//***tag:label*//**/"Tipo"/**/;
Variant value;
if(item.Tipo == 1){
                     
 value = /** \nValue: *//***tag:value*//**/3/**/;
}
else {
                     
 value = /** \nValue: *//***tag:value*//**/4/**/;
}
involved.color = Color.fromPalette(value);
involved.Tipo = value;
} // ******* PickOption End ******* //

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Josué Islas Julio R commented · Mar 12 at 05:02 PM

thank you so much!

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