Applying a Command to a Table Control

In a Table control, you can apply a command that causes a specific action to occur when the control is switched to runtime. You can select from a list of various events that can occur. Then, you select the command.

The following procedure uses the event, Row Selected, with the command, Write Value.

To create a runtime command:

1. Open GraphWorX and add a table control. Click the table control to open the configuration.

2. On the RUNTIME tab of the configuration, enable Commands on Events. In Event, select the event that executes the command.

   

3. In the Commands section, click to add a command. Then, in the Command field, select Write Value.

4. Once you have selected the command, click next to PointName. Expand Platform Services > Server Internal Simulator > static. Then, select [<datatype>] <name>.

5. Click into the path field. Delete [<datatype>] <name> and replace it with score. Click OK.

   

6. In Value, click to open the Data Browser and select the Expression tab from the top ribbon. Delete the red text in the editor.

7. From the buttons on the right, select Variables and on the Context Variables tab, double-click @@field.Score, and then click OK.

   

   The context variable appears in the Value field. Click OK to close the configuration.

8. When you are finished applying the command to the table control, select the Dynamics tab from the top ribbon in GraphWorX and select Data Entry. Then, click into the canvas and drag diagonally to create a data entry box to visualize the data.

9. Click the data entry box. In the panel on the right, go to DataSource and select the same data point as in

   step 4..

10. Switch to runtime and select a row to see the value written in the data entry box.