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Post by josef on Apr 5, 2018 13:45:18 GMT
Hi Nic,
incredible, now everything works! I could not imagine that this would be possible.
Many, many thanks for your efforts!
Josef
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Post by josef on Apr 5, 2018 15:47:39 GMT
Hi Nic,
only a last question. How can I restrict the rules to channels 1 - 14? Because I use channel 15 and 16 for special tasks, and there will be conflicts.
I must admit, that I don't really understand the MAT at the beginning
MAT I0 = M0 & F0
IF I0 == B0
MAT I0 = M0 & 0F
I guess, that I cannot just replace F with D.
Would this possibly work:
MAT I0 = M0 & F0
IF I0 >= B0
IF I0 <= BD
MAT I0 = M0 & 0F
Regards, Josef
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Post by nic on Apr 5, 2018 16:32:15 GMT
Hi josef , Ha, yes, I was simplifying things. Just go back to what we had originally with a minor modification: IF M0 >= B0
IF M0 <= BD
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END
ENDWhat that MAT at the beginning does is just remove the channel portion from the CC+channel byte and save an IF and extra indentation :-) Regards, Nic. |
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Post by josef on Apr 5, 2018 17:51:02 GMT
Hi Nic,
is this right then:
IF M0 >= B0
IF M0 <= BD
# we have a CC of some sort (ch. 1-14)
# grab the channel into I0
MAT I0 = M0 & 0F
# setup all pointers into sub-array
MAT I1 = I0 * 0F
MAT I2 = I0 + 1
and so on
without the first 2 lines:
MAT I0 = M0 & F0
IF I0 == B0
Regards,
Josef
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Post by nic on Apr 5, 2018 17:54:25 GMT
Ja, stimmt
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Post by josef on Apr 5, 2018 18:01:27 GMT
ah, du sprichst deutsch, wenn ich das früher gewusst hätte ... but for the forum, better in english.
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