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%gns( , ) : [[Event_Handler]] macro - Group Next Station | %gns( , ) : [[Event_Handler]] macro - Group Next Station | ||
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Returns the next station after ''station'' which is a member of ''group''. Returns ‘0’ if no more members in ''group''. | Returns the next station after ''station'' which is a member of ''group''. Returns ‘0’ if no more members in ''group''. | ||
| − | * ''group'' is [[Groups|group number]] 1 – | + | * ''group'' is [[Groups|group number]] 1 – 250 |
* ''station'' is [[Physical_number]] 0 – 552 | * ''station'' is [[Physical_number]] 0 – 552 | ||
%gns(group, 0) returns the first station in ''group''. | %gns(group, 0) returns the first station in ''group''. | ||
Latest revision as of 08:47, 4 October 2019
%gns( , ) : Event_Handler macro - Group Next Station
Format: %gns(group, station)
Returns the next station after station which is a member of group. Returns ‘0’ if no more members in group.
- group is group number 1 – 250
- station is Physical_number 0 – 552
%gns(group, 0) returns the first station in group.
This macro can be used to create a chain of events that propagate over all members of a group.
Example: Empty a group (Event Handler)
Back to Event_Handler#List_of_macros.