More IF_THEN dumb questions.

[ronjodu]

That's awsome, be back in a day or so.. Lots to work on now.

[ronjodu]

After confusing myself a little I came up with this,

checkrelays:
        select case myinput
            case 1,3,16,66          'manual and auto pulse on day and night
               high relay1 : pause pulsetime : low relay1
            case 5,7,20,70          'manual and auto hold on day and night
               high relay1 
            case 8,10,40,138       'manual and auto pulse off day and night
               high relay2 : pause pulsetime : low relay2   
            case 12,14,44,142      'manual and auto hold off day and night
               low relay1
           end select
           return

This seems to cover all my possible cases, however this is for one relay, I have 8 to test.


After filling MYINPUT the first time the only bits that need to be changed for the next relay are:
myinput.1, myinput.2, myinput.3, and then the relays to act on, IE relay2, relay3, etc....

Is there a better way to do this or just write a seperate case select for each relay?

Thanks for any input!

[mister_e]

Are those other have the same condition ?!?

If so, some array can be usefull..

     For Loop = 0 to 3
     SelectCase Loop
          Case 0
               TempTestVar = MyInput
          Case 1
               TempTestVar = Myinput1
          Case 2
               TempTestVar = Myinput2
          Case 3
               TempTestVar = Myinput3
     end select

     Select case TempTestVar
          ' cases stuff BUT 
          ' Relay1[Loop] = 1 or 0
          ' Relay2[Loop] = 1 or 0
     end select
     Next

Once it's done do a loop for refresh each relay section... that's it

[ronjodu]

I've coded the "myinput" and Select Case by hand for all 8 relays and ran it on my relay board and other than one typo relay # it worked perfectly. I was able to select time schedules, on and off, and relay control and watch it all happen realtime, in manual and auto mode.. Really cool!!!
However, that portion of the program, all coded out individually, took 1.2K...
which I'm sure can be done with less.

I'm trying to follow your recent post about using an array. I'll surely have questions.

Thanks a bunch for the help so far, my next post I'll probably start a new thread about Arrays. Going to check the archives first.

Again thanks alot!!