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by vincent1989
Tuesday 23 October, 2012 - 15:31
Forum: Enterprise Dynamics 4DScript
Topic: Please support me
Replies: 7
Views: 5415

Re: Please support me

Fixed my mistake. Thanks for correcting me!

That's what i mean, though in a comparison you should use "=" instead of ":=" (set) and NegExp only uses one parameter.

Regards,

Vincent.
by vincent1989
Tuesday 23 October, 2012 - 14:41
Forum: Enterprise Dynamics 4DScript
Topic: Please support me
Replies: 7
Views: 5415

Re: Please support me

Hello, Two different products results in two different sources. On the exit trigger of the source (double click on the source) you can give your product a name, so ( Name(i) := [?], click on the little arrow ). In the server you can subsequently, at the service time, enter the if-statement. The resu...
by vincent1989
Tuesday 23 October, 2012 - 14:31
Forum: Enterprise Dynamics 4DScript
Topic: Problem with 4Dscript
Replies: 15
Views: 10789

Re: Problem with 4Dscript

Hello, I will first consider your script statements: From what I understand your first script is placed into Sendto. If true, then this script is not correct, since i does not refer to the product in the Sendto. Change to c (atom) or first(c) (product) to solve this problem. content(in(1,in(1,c))) g...
by vincent1989
Tuesday 23 October, 2012 - 14:07
Forum: Modeling in Enterprise Dynamics
Topic: Model problem
Replies: 6
Views: 5295

Re: Model problem

Hello David, I've taken a look at your problem. By giving the products for each step a label noting which steps are completed we can control the process. Thus Product 1: source -> conveyor -> crane -> server1 -> (step 1 complete) -> crane -> turntable -> (step 2 complete) -> crane -> server 1 -> (st...
by vincent1989
Tuesday 23 October, 2012 - 11:03
Forum: Enterprise Dynamics 4DScript
Topic: Linear Assignment Problem
Replies: 4
Views: 5007

Re: Linear Assignment Problem

Hello Roberto, What you're asking is possible, though there is no direct elegant solution. The first, and most simple, solution is by creating N servers (the workers) either by dragging them in or creating a script that creates them. For each server the job time can then be specified in a table (by ...