Closed christianurich closed 9 years ago
I'm using the ConditionalLoopgroup:
The condition is defined like: "VIEW.attribute = 1"; the modules in the group are executed if the condition is satisfied; hence you have to set the attribute outside and before the conditionalgroup and manipulate it inside of the group (in a module) to exit the loop at a give time. as far as I can remember the conditions work only with numbers (not certain of that, needs verification)
Thanks, do you know what happens if more than one component is in the view?
I never used that group but i think only the first component is checked.
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Thanks, do you know what happens if more than one component is in the view?
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I think that answers my questions and for the loop implementation see #264
@abroxos I'm just working on the documentation for the groups and I have a few problems to work out what their functionality is
Just for my clarification:
ContainerGroup: only is useful in combination with GUI since the logic of replacing module parameter is part of the GUI?
ConditionalGroup: What are possible conditions and how is the attribute handle if their is more than one component in the view?