I am trying to use numbers to in a calculation, but can't seem to get the RegEx right. So:
I set a number to (x), then I set a second number to (y). Then I try to calculate the numbers into a new number (z) and it doesn't calculate. I figure I have to be doing something wrong with the RegEx.
Example:
v.X = 5
v.Y = 10
In order to get a calculated sum of 50, I have tried:
v.Z = [v.X][*][v.Y]
v.Z = [v.X[*]v.Y]
v.Z = v.X[*]v.Y
v.Z = [v.X*v.Y]
In each example, I either get a return value of 5 (v.X), or 0. What am I doing wrong??
Calculating Number Values
Re: Calculating Number Values
Typical reply with questions instead of answers, sorry, but: I'm a bit confused by your reference to RegEx; I use RegEx extensively in 2-way but wasn't aware that RegEx expressions could be used in other areas such as the action editor. So, in what context are you trying to do this calculation?
If, as I would expect, you are trying to set a number in the action editor, then this is what I would have coded (not verified):
1- action type: Set a number
2- Number: v.Z
3- [v.X][*][v.Y]
DemoPad would confirm, but I suspect that the calculation operators ( [+], [-], [*]. [/] ) consider only one variable following the operator. If that's the case, then I would do:
1- Set number v.Z to [v.X]
2- Set number v.Z to [*][v.Y]
Extremely good question.
DemoPad?
If, as I would expect, you are trying to set a number in the action editor, then this is what I would have coded (not verified):
1- action type: Set a number
2- Number: v.Z
3- [v.X][*][v.Y]
DemoPad would confirm, but I suspect that the calculation operators ( [+], [-], [*]. [/] ) consider only one variable following the operator. If that's the case, then I would do:
1- Set number v.Z to [v.X]
2- Set number v.Z to [*][v.Y]
Extremely good question.
DemoPad?
Re: Calculating Number Values
Correct, Regex can only be used in the feedback modulecv27 wrote:I use RegEx extensively in 2-way but wasn't aware that RegEx expressions could be used in other areas such as the action editor.
Correct again - you can't build compound calculations - you can only use a single operator per action.cv27 wrote:I suspect that the calculation operators ( [+], [-], [*]. [/] ) consider only one variable following the operator. If that's the case, then I would do:
1- Set number v.Z to [v.X]
2- Set number v.Z to [*][v.Y]