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Are you ever required to wire the dynamic event terminals through an event case?

I remember some time ago, I ran into an issue while using an event case where my program was not functioning properly until, on a whim, I wired the dynamic event through that event case... now the reason I'm asking this in a general sense is because I don't remember what particular code I had this issue with and I could have been failing to update a shift register or something.

 

In code I'm currently writing, I'm simply passing the dynamic event wire in a shift reg.  I was just wondering if there's any difference between wiring it through the event cases or simply passing it to the output shift register (without passing through the event cases)...

 

any info appreciated!

Thx

-pat

 

 

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You do not have to wire it through. You don't need a shift register for references since the value will be the same for each iteration. In fact using a shift register is probably what caused issues. You probably updated it with the default value somewhere.

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