Difference between revisions of "Write Ref Latch (LogiX node)"
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| Input0Type = Impulse | Input0Name = Set | | Input0Type = Impulse | Input0Name = Set | ||
| Input1Type = Impulse | Input1Name = Reset | | Input1Type = Impulse | Input1Name = Reset | ||
| − | | Input2Type = | + | | Input2Type = IWorldElement | Input2Name = SetReference |
| − | | Input3Type = | + | | Input3Type = IWorldElement | Input3Name = ResetReference |
| − | | Output0Type = | + | | Output0Type = SyncRef`1| Output0Name = Target |
| Output1Type = Impulse | Output1Name = OnSet | | Output1Type = Impulse | Output1Name = OnSet | ||
| Output2Type = Impulse | Output2Name = OnReset | | Output2Type = Impulse | Output2Name = OnReset | ||
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== Usage == <!--T:3--> | == Usage == <!--T:3--> | ||
| − | When spawned from the node browser, the <code>SetReference</code> and <code>ResetReference</code> have a | + | When spawned from the node browser, the <code>SetReference</code> and <code>ResetReference</code> have a IWorldElement datatype. This will overload to match the input reference type when a valid input is connected. The type of these two inputs and that of the referenced <code>Target</code> must match. |
Latest revision as of 01:42, 7 May 2022
| Write Latch | ||
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| Inputs | ||
| Impulse | Set | |
| Impulse | Reset | |
| IWorldElement | SetReference | |
| IWorldElement | ResetReference | |
| Outputs | ||
| SyncRef`1 | Target | |
| Impulse | OnSet | |
| Impulse | OnReset | |
The Write Ref Latch node node overwrites the target reference with the input SetReference or ResetReference when an impulse is received at Set or Reset respectively.
Usage
When spawned from the node browser, the SetReference and ResetReference have a IWorldElement datatype. This will overload to match the input reference type when a valid input is connected. The type of these two inputs and that of the referenced Target must match.
The OnSet output fires an impulse after an impulse is received at Set. This occurs regardless of whether there is a valid Target or whether any Target was actually written to. This continues the impulse chain which arrived at Set.
The OnReset output fires an impulse after an impulse is received at Reset. This occurs regardless of whether there is a valid Target or whether any Target was actually written to. This continues the impulse chain which arrived at Reset.
Node Menu
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| Back | -- | ++ | Drive | Drive Playback | Tween | Write |
| Write Latch | Write Ref | Write Ref Latch | ||||