Adding Members to Timetable Dynamically/Command (HC)

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michael.smith asked Sep 06 2016 at 4:33 AM Matthew Gillespie commented May 24 2017 at 6:32 PM

Adding Members to Timetable Dynamically/Command (HC)

I need to add specific staff members to a variety of timetables based on data loaded into the model. I can see in the tree that the reference is held in both the Timetable and the Object (Staff Member) I've also had a look inside the TimeTable Object code but I'm not sure exactly how to use the add functions. Is there a simple way to add the objects? Can I add the reference (Staff Name) to the Timetable Object?

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FlexSim HC 5.0.12

code timetable command command line

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Answer 1 · 2016-09-06T16:47:51Z

Matthew Gillespie answered Sep 06 2016 at 4:47 PM Matthew Gillespie commented May 24 2017 at 6:32 PM

Here is the path to the code that's run when you add a member to the shift schedule member list:

VIEW:/standardviews/modelingutilities/QuickProperties>variables/propertiesPanels/

ShiftScheduleMembers/ShiftScheduleMembers/ButtonPanel/Add>eventfunctions/addMember

Here's the core of that code:

treenode members = getvarnode(timeTable, "members");
treenode objPointer = assertsubnode(members, name, DATATYPE_COUPLING);
 
treenode tables = assertvariable(obj, "timetables", DATATYPE_STRING);
treenode tablePointer = assertsubnode(tables, getname(timeTable), DATATYPE_COUPLING);
 
nodejoin(objPointer, tablePointer);

Basically you just need to add a coupling subnode to the members variable of the shift schedule and a coupling subnode to the time tables variable of the object and then join them together.

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