Hello Dojo,
Is it posible to perform this operation with the sequence tag?
parameter1= parameter1*10^parameter2
Hi Fernando,
Am I correct in assuming that you are referring to the sequence element of the interprete tag in the connector to perform a mathematical operation? If so, I believe you should be able to do something like this:
<Sequence noset="true">factor:10;pow:id:2</Sequence>
Docs: Sequence element | DataMiner Docs
Hope this helps!
Hi Fernando,
Perhaps the QAction is our best option here. I can think of alternative ways to achieve it via the sequence element, but that would complicate things in the end.
As an academic exercise, you could try:
<Sequence noset="true">div:id:pid1;factor:10;pow:id:pid2;factor:pid1</Sequence>
Ideally, this would result in: ((1*10)^pid2)*pid1
If pointing to its own PID does not work, you could use the 'copy' action to copy the value to another PID.
However, as mentioned before, using a QAction might be cleaner and more maintainable in the long run.
https://docs.dataminer.services/develop/devguide/Connector/Actions/ActionCopy.html
Hi Flavio!
Yes you are correct, I am referring to the sequence element of the interpreter tag used in a connector.
The problem whit your aproach is that DataMiner doesn't follow the order of mathematical operations rules (parentheses, exponents, multiplication and division, addition and aubtraction), so instead of do x= x*(10^y), Dataminer do x=(x*10)^y
I tried to add parentheses <Sequence noset="true">factor:(10;pow:id:[pid])</Sequence> and as I expected, it didn't work .
Any other ideas before using a QAction?