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o text shows the value grabbed (parameter field)

o num is the times this value was found.

o perc shows occurrence as a percentage

o perc3 is the same value, but is always 3 digits long

o total indicates the number of files used (i.e. files that matched the parameter name and

where the value was less than 3 chars)

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single processing (on/off): if checked, single file processing is enabled. Files are processed one

by one; processing stops after one file has been processed (starting with the oldest file found). If

not checked, all files in the XML input directory are processed in one Event.

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Select Records: click this button to select and browse an XML-file, then select a node, record

and parameter

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selected node: select the node you want to grab

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selected record: select the record you want to grab

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parameter name: select the parameter you want to grab

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Reset Vote: ---

Vote results

To write vote results to a target, link a Record select object to the XML vote object, select a parameter and

specify the target.

Test Grab

Use the Test grab option to test incoming data.

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onTickfill Object [Legacy]

Type

Events; onTickfill Object

Explanation

Use this object to check the number of stories in the ticker buffer. If the number of stories in the buffer is

less than a predefined threshold, new stories are grabbed from a source.
This object can only be used when in the TemplatoR Ticker Initialise (Angle) Object the ticker-mode is

specified as "story once".

Properties
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ticker status file: specify file in format: \\ip\delta\tickfillx.y. This status file is automatically generated.

o ip: ip

o x: layer

o y: ticker ID

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ticker story threshold: specify number of stories that should be available in ticker buffer

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Toggle on/off: toggle Event on/of


Toggle

This Event can be toggled on/off via a socket.

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