Stargate Auto Dialer Change Values

[meeces2911]

<div class='codetop'>CODE</div><div class='codemain' style='height:200px;white-spacere;overflow:auto'>N@Stargate Auto Dialer
I@Button
O@StargateWireInput StargateFastDial Gateaddress
#if Button is wired and activated
~Button & Button ->
#then dial gate
schedule(100)
StargateFastDial = 0;
clk() ->
Chevron += 1
schedule(100)
;
Chevron == 1 -> StargateWireInput = 69;
Chevron == 2 -> StargateWireInput = 65;
Chevron == 3 -> StargateWireInput = 82;
Chevron == 4 -> StargateWireInput = 84;
Chevron == 5 -> StargateWireInput = 72;
Chevron == 6 -> StargateWireInput = 49;
Chevron == 7 -> StargateFastDial = 1;
Chevron == 8 -> schedule(0), Chevron = 0
StargateWireInput = 0;
Gateaddress = StargateWireInput
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This is my code for my auto diarler, and i want to be able to change the destination to which this dials, WITHOUT changing the chip values... ie i need something that does this ...
<div class='codetop'>CODE</div><div class='codemain' style='height:200px;white-spacere;overflow:auto'>
N@Stargate Auto Dialer
I@Button Panel
O@StargateWireInput StargateFastDial Gateaddress
#if Button is wired and activated
~Button & Button ->
#then dial gate
schedule(100)
StargateFastDial = 0;
clk() ->
Chevron += 1
schedule(100)
;
Chevron == 1 -> StargateWireInput = Panel(values 1 and 2);
Chevron == 2 -> StargateWireInput = Panel(values 3 and 4);
Chevron == 3 -> StargateWireInput = Panel(values 5 and 6);
Chevron == 4 -> StargateWireInput = Panel(values 7 and 8);
Chevron == 5 -> StargateWireInput = Panel(values 9 and 10);
Chevron == 6 -> StargateWireInput = Panel(values 11 and 12);
Chevron == 7 -> StargateFastDial = 1;
Chevron == 8 -> schedule(0), Chevron = 0
StargateWireInput = 0;
Gateaddress = StargateWireInput
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For example say Panel = 696582847249 (EARTH1),
then i want the dialer to only grab pairs of numbers at a time.
ie. 69, then 65, then 82 ... etc.

Is there anyway to store the values into an array, and then just get the first 2 values and then go onto the next ??

Any help would be great!!!

[Riddler]

humm...

Well I have really got to go but il just throw an idea out there for some one elce to make or if I come back and no one has done it i'l do it

but what about the keypad expresshion

use $Keypad to see if it has chnaged and if it has changed make number 1 the address then incremnt a value eg

$Keypad & A == 0 -> Chevron1 = Keypad, A += 1;
$Keypad & A == 1 -> Chevron1 = Keypad, A += 1;

and so on (I never use delta in expreshions really so the way I used the delta might need a little tweeking

[tomb332]

if you use
~Keyboard then that tells you if the keyboard input was the one that triggered the expression gate to run this time.

[meeces2911]

umnmm... ok ... i would prefer not to have a keyboard attached to it. I want to just choose an address from the panel, (under Wire I/O -- the thing with 8 different values you can assign to it), and push the dial button... BUT if i was to attach a keyboard to it ... what would i use to store the values of the keyboard.... because if i just wire the keyboard straight to the gate, then that rules out my autodialer chip in the first place does it not ??

[joeyjo0]

I don't think you can, since you can't check substrings, wiremod doesn't have strings.