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For instance, by executing the command:
Channel 1
CueServer will not only select Channel 1, but it will also reply with the current value of Channel 1.
Being able to ask CueServer the value of an object is very useful for
following command:
If (Channel 1 > 50) Then Cue 1 Go
The If .. Then statement is used with the expression Channel 1 > 50 to make a decision based on the
current value of Channel 1. If the value is greater than 50, then Cue 1 Go will occur.
All of the
Selection
Commands, such as Button, Channel, Contact, Group, Indicator, Output, Playback, and
Universe
all reply with the current value of their objects.
Referring To Multiple Objects With Different Values
When referring to multiple objects at once, if all of the objects have the same value, their shared value will
be returned. For instance, if channels 1 through 10 are all set to 50, then the following command will return
50.
Channel 1>10
But, if the values of channels 1 through 10 have mixed values, then the value
special value indicates that the selected objects' values are mixed.
CueServer 2 User's Manual - 18.5.18
evaluating
expressions. Consider the
will be returned. This
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