How to dynamically create StationGlobal variable

[OnlyOne]

Hello,
currently i have this statement to set all values in an array:
SetElements(StationGlobals.Project.Serial.Response_Array, "-999")

Now i need to replace the ..Serial.. with Serial0, Serial1, Serial2 where the numeric value is the ThisContext.RunState.TestSockets.MyIndex

How can i define the StationGlobal to use the addidtional MyIndex for the correct container?

Thanks

[Oli_Wachno]

You mean, you want each socket execution to create theri respective element in the StationGlobals?

StationGlobals.Project.Serial0

StationGlobals.Project.Serial1

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[OnlyOne]

Yes, i have four containers and in each of them an array should be set to -999

[Oli_Wachno]

//Create the Serialx Container
StationGlobals.NewSubProperty("Project.Serial"+ Str(RunState.TestSockets.MyIndex),PropValType_Container, False,"", PropOption_SetOnlyIfDoesNotExist),
//Create the Array
StationGlobals.NewSubProperty("Project.Serial"+Str(RunState.TestSockets.MyIndex)+".Response_Array",PropValType_String, True,"", PropOption_SetOnlyIfDoesNotExist),

[OnlyOne]

The four containers and the arrays already exist i only want to set the array values to -999

[OnlyOne]

Hello,
 
in a statement i want to do this (what is not running):

SetElements(StationGlobals.Project.Serial" + Str(ThisContext.RunState.TestSockets.MyIndex) + ".Response_Array, "-999")

When executing a 4x batchmodel it should set all values in the four arrays to -999.
The four StationGlobal arrays already exist
StationGlobals.Project.Serial0.Response_Array
StationGlobals.Project.Serial1.Response_Array
StationGlobals.Project.Serial2.Response_Array
StationGlobals.Project.Serial3.Response_Array

Thanks
@Olil_Wachno, in your reply i can only see four lines in the code, are there more lines hidden after the comma?

[Oli_Wachno · Accepted solution]

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@OnlyOne wrote:

Hello,
 
in a statement i want to do this (what is not running):

SetElements(StationGlobals.Project.Serial" + Str(ThisContext.RunState.TestSockets.MyIndex) + ".Response_Array, "-999")

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OK, this one took me a bit at first 🙂

If you look at the description 

the first argument of function is an Array. You gave it a string.
To get the Array which the from the String is  referring to, you can use the Evaluate() function like so

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@OnlyOne wrote:

Thanks
@Olil_Wachno, in your reply i can only see four lines in the code, are there more lines hidden after the comma?

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Only those four lines, I misunderstood your question thinking you were asking on how to create the data structure programmatically.