spare cypress
Just need a little help figuring out why this aggregated transform is not working. In the VS mode it doesn't seem to work even though the logic state is correct in the 'VS Display' output. It works fine for ALT though, just not VS and GS. I've likely missed something. Thanks. (MSFS2024, MF BETA 10.4.0.2)
fickle ridge
It is doing exactly what you asked. How do you intend for the third Transform not to execute?
The value of ~ is 0, so the third Transform sets the value to ' '. It doesn't matter what happened before.
The else part on all three Transforms should be '$'
The single quotes are intended.
fickle ridge
So each Transform either changes the value or passes the previous value to the next Transform.
spare cypress
Ok thanks. So conceptually I am doing this wrong. I am wanting to bring three boolean values in as Config Refs that represent three modes . Only one of those modes will ever be 1 or they will all be 0. I want to send a three character string as the output based on which is 1 or a string of three spaces if they are all 0. This string is then brought in to a display output as a config ref to display as a three character field. It's basically a nested if else I'm looking to do but I'm just not too familiar with the structure of the MF interface yet.
fickle ridge
Ok thanks. So conceptually I am doing this wrong. I am wanting to bring three bo...
Like I mentioned, change all Transform else part to '$'
spare cypress
Like I mentioned, change all Transform else part to '$'
Won't that just send a string to the next transform. I'm completely confused. To add to the confusion, you answered someone else with the same scenario with a solution that's EXACTLY what I originally did ironically and he was also confused. It's about 5 lines to do this in C as a nested if else. I really appreciate the help. #1251298987152249013 message
fickle ridge
You can make nested if else within one transform but gets complicated. Cascading is simple but needs to consider allowing the selected value to pass through.
fickle ridge
Won't that just send a string to the next transform. I'm completely confused. To...
I guess my solution then had the same problem.
fickle ridge
Won't that just send a string to the next transform. I'm completely confused. To...
What do you mean by "just passing a string to the next Transform"?
'$' literally gets substituted by the value of $ in single quotes
The space should maybe be in the else part of the first Transform.
spare cypress
What do you mean by "just passing a string to the next Transform"?
I was just not understanding, but I think I do now.
spare cypress
What do you mean by "just passing a string to the next Transform"?
So this should work, right? if(A=1,'ALT',if(B=1,'VS ',if(C=1,'GS ',' ')))