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OUTPUT

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			=====Creation and initialisation of an output=====
	=====~~Create~~ and initialisation of an output=====

	If you want to connect a value item to another value item (or SPU etc) the output must be activated. Any data assignment will activate the output. Changing the value item's data will not, however, write it to the output. You must use the <code>OUTPUT</code> command with the /Write option to write data to the output.		If you want to connect a value item to another value item (or SPU etc) the output must be activated. Any data assignment will activate the output. Changing the value item's data will not, however, write it to the output. You must use the <code>OUTPUT</code> command with the /Write option to write data to the output.

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	Create a vector array output. The output has <var>count</var> vectors where each vector has length elements. If the option /Double is used, values are stored in 64-bit floating-point numbers, otherwise they are stored in 32-bit floating-point numbers.		Create a vector array output. The output has <var>count</var> vectors where each vector has length elements. If the option /Double is used, values are stored in 64-bit floating-point numbers, otherwise they are stored in 32-bit floating-point numbers.

	You can change the data type of a value item with this command.=====Updating an output=====		You can change the data type of a value item with this command.

			=====Updating an output=====

	Update the value item's data and write it to it's output.		Update the value item's data and write it to it's output.

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	<code>SET <var>value</var> TIMER <var>mode</var> [<var>step</var>=100 <var>stop</var>=0]</code>		<code>SET <var>value</var> TIMER <var>mode</var> [<var>step</var>=100 <var>stop</var>=0]</code>

	Configure the timer of a value item. The timer can be started and stopped (<var>mode</var> = <code>ON</code>\|<code>OFF</code>). The incremental value (<var>step</var> in ms) and the time when the timer should be stopped automatically (<var>stop</var> in ms, <= 0 for endless) can be set. If a timer is active, it sends a <code>[[~~???~~\|TIMER]]</code>[[???\| message]] for each <var>step</var> to the shell.		Configure the timer of a value item. The timer can be started and stopped (<var>mode</var> = <code>ON</code>\|<code>OFF</code>). The incremental value (<var>step</var> in ms) and the time when the timer should be stopped automatically (<var>stop</var> in ms, <= 0 for endless) can be set. If a timer is active, it sends a <code>[[Programmer_Guide/Shell_Items/Value/VALUE_Item_Messages#Timer\|TIMER]]</code>[[???\| message]] for each <var>step</var> to the shell.

	====INPUT====		====INPUT====

Jw at 05:52, 5 May 2015

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	{{Value Item}}		{{Value Item}}

	You can modify the value item's data using the following SET VALUE commands. For a list of value item attributes, see [[Programmer_Guide/Shell_Items/Value/VALUE_Item_Attributes\|VALUE Item Attributes]] and for a list of item messages see [[Programmer_Guide/Shell_Items/Value/VALUE_Item_Messages\|VALUE Item Messages]].		You can modify the value item's data using the following SET VALUE commands.

	====TIMER====		====TIMER====

Jw at 13:55, 4 May 2015

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	{{DISPLAYTITLE:{{SUBPAGENAME}}}}		{{DISPLAYTITLE:{{SUBPAGENAME}}}}
	~~==SET VALUE==~~		{{Value Item}}

	You can modify the value item's data using the following SET VALUE commands. For a list of value item attributes, see [[Programmer_Guide/Shell_Items/Value/VALUE_Item_Attributes\|VALUE Item Attributes]] and for a list of item messages see [[Programmer_Guide/Shell_Items/Value/VALUE_Item_Messages\|VALUE Item Messages]].		You can modify the value item's data using the following SET VALUE commands. For a list of value item attributes, see [[Programmer_Guide/Shell_Items/Value/VALUE_Item_Attributes\|VALUE Item Attributes]] and for a list of item messages see [[Programmer_Guide/Shell_Items/Value/VALUE_Item_Messages\|VALUE Item Messages]].

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SET VALUE

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	==SET VALUE==		==SET VALUE==

	You can modify the value item's data using the following SET VALUE commands. For a list of value item attributes, see [[~~Programmer Guide~~/~~Class Library~~/~~CSerialize : CObj~~\|VALUE Item Attributes]] and for a list of item messages see [[Programmer_Guide/Shell_Items/Value/VALUE_Item_Messages\|VALUE Item Messages]].		You can modify the value item's data using the following SET VALUE commands. For a list of value item attributes, see [[Programmer_Guide/Shell_Items/Value/VALUE_Item_Attributes\|VALUE Item Attributes]] and for a list of item messages see [[Programmer_Guide/Shell_Items/Value/VALUE_Item_Messages\|VALUE Item Messages]].

	====TIMER====		====TIMER====

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	==SET VALUE==		==SET VALUE==

	You can modify the value item's data using the following SET VALUE commands. For a list of value item attributes, see [[Programmer Guide/Class Library/CSerialize : CObj\|VALUE Item Attributes]] and for a list of item messages see [[~~Programmer Guide~~/~~Shell Items~~/~~Dialog~~/~~DIALOG or MENU~~\|VALUE Item Messages]].		You can modify the value item's data using the following SET VALUE commands. For a list of value item attributes, see [[Programmer Guide/Class Library/CSerialize : CObj\|VALUE Item Attributes]] and for a list of item messages see [[Programmer_Guide/Shell_Items/Value/VALUE_Item_Messages\|VALUE Item Messages]].

	====TIMER====		====TIMER====

Christian at 12:43, 31 October 2012

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	<code>SET <var>value</var> TIMER <var>mode</var> [<var>step</var>=100 <var>stop</var>=0]</code>		<code>SET <var>value</var> TIMER <var>mode</var> [<var>step</var>=100 <var>stop</var>=0]</code>

	Configure the timer of a value item. The timer can be started and stopped (<var>mode</var> = <code>ON</code>\|<code>OFF</code>). The incremental value (<var>step</var> in ms) and the time when the timer should be stopped automatically (<var>stop</var> in ms, <= 0 for endless) can be set. If a timer is active, it sends a <code>[[~~Programmer Guide/Shell Items/Dialog/DIALOG or MENU~~\|TIMER]]</code>[[~~Programmer Guide/Shell Items/Dialog/DIALOG or MENU~~\| message]] for each <var>step</var> to the shell.		Configure the timer of a value item. The timer can be started and stopped (<var>mode</var> = <code>ON</code>\|<code>OFF</code>). The incremental value (<var>step</var> in ms) and the time when the timer should be stopped automatically (<var>stop</var> in ms, <= 0 for endless) can be set. If a timer is active, it sends a <code>[[???\|TIMER]]</code>[[???\| message]] for each <var>step</var> to the shell.

	====INPUT====		====INPUT====

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	====OUTPUT====		====OUTPUT====

	The OUTPUT command is used to change a value item's data and optionally write it to any connected item (see <code>INPUT</code>). Since the extension of the ~~S_TOOLS-STx~~ macro syntax in version 3.7.0, value item assignment has become much easier and therefore the use of the OUTPUT command as the primary means of assigning data is probably no longer the case.		The OUTPUT command is used to change a value item's data and optionally write it to any connected item (see <code>INPUT</code>). Since the extension of the {{STX}} macro syntax in version 3.7.0, value item assignment has become much easier and therefore the use of the OUTPUT command as the primary means of assigning data is probably no longer the case.

	A simple way to assign the value of one item to another is:		A simple way to assign the value of one item to another is:

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