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Ruby output trigger?
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Ruby output trigger?
Can someone tell me the correct way send a trigger to an output in ruby?
For instance, if I want to send a boolean to a ruby output, I can use:
output 0,true
But if I want to send a trigger to a ruby output I can not use:
output 0,trigger
For instance, if I want to send a boolean to a ruby output, I can use:
output 0,true
But if I want to send a trigger to a ruby output I can not use:
output 0,trigger
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Subquantum - Posts: 24
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Re: Ruby output trigger?
It doesn't matter, you can send anything to the output.
I just do this:
output 0, nil
I just do this:
output 0, nil
- TheOm
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Re: Ruby output trigger?
Any data sent by definition also sends a trigger (with one exception: If you directly change the output array's data). So, as TheOm said, simply send anything (including nil). Just make sure the output type is a trigger then, the information will get lost but the trigger will be used.
"There lies the dog buried" (German saying translated literally)
- tulamide
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Re: Ruby output trigger?
Thanks guys!
I thought it was going to be something simple like that.
I thought it was going to be something simple like that.
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Subquantum - Posts: 24
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