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Conditional Macros
I'm having a bit of trouble with macros and hoping to get some ideas. Currently, I have a process that looks like the image below. The loop collection uses the macro values to calculate attribute values which are added to the data set. The problem I'm having is that the macro values seem to change dependant on processing order and not be dependant on the throughput at all. I can eliminate the collection process, order the process execution to go tree by tree and simply have the final processes duplicated for each case in the tree. I thought this rather cumbersome and I'm hoping for a more elegant solution. Any suggestions?
Thanks,
Josh
Thanks,
Josh
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Answers
as always, actual process xml is probably more helpful. Currently I don't understand completely what you are trying to do; however concerning the macros it should be noted, that they are *global* variables, i.e. if they change in one branch or subprocess or anywhere else in the process, they also change at all other places.
Best, Marius
Thanks for your help.
I hate to see a good macro thrown away, especially here in France where we eat anything, as long as it is well cooked and set of by the right wine, so let me try a different recipe! It's quite similar to Josh's original, but it doesn't use copies; it makes four bags into which the examples are apportioned according to their ingredients. On the side of each bag is written the recipe for the answer, so it's good for mass production, like cassoulet. My cooker does a million beans in a couple of seconds.
Bon apetit!
Thanks again.
Good weekend!