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Determining Which Buttons Are Selected
The question mark
?
can be used to ask what the current selection is. A selection string will be returned,
which will consist of a single number (like
3
) or a range (like
5>7+9
), or if no buttons are selected,
0
will be
returned.
Examples
Button 1
Selects button 1. Future action commands will be directed towards button 1. Also returns
0
, or
1
to
indicate if the button is currently unpressed or pressed.
Button 1>5 On
Turns the LED indicators of buttons 1 thru 5 on.
Button 1>3+5>8 Off
Turns the LED indicators of buttons 1 through 3 and 5 through 8 off.
Button 2.3>5 Enable
Enables buttons 3 through 5 on station 2.
Button 3.1
Set Button.OnColor {100,50,0}
Set Button.Flash 4
On
Disable
Selects button 1 of station 3, then sets the button’s OnColor property to Orange (RGB color (100,50,0)),
then sets the button’s Flash property to 4, then turns the LED indicator on, then disables button presses
from the button.
Button 1.* Off
Turns the LED indicators of all buttons on station 1 off.
Note that CueServer treats buttons and indicators very similarly. Buttons have indicators. Buttons are the
physical switch that is being pressed by the user and Indicators are the pilot light that shows a button’s
status. Setting the value of a button or an indicator both sets the indicator’s value (turning the indicator on
or off). However, getting the value of a button returns the physical switch state (opened or closed), and
getting the value of an indicator returns the current state of the indicator (on or off).
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