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Post From: Using ACSIL To Access the subgraph value of a Study

[2023-02-18 14:01:46]
User431178 - Posts: 739
SCInputRef Input_Line3Ref = sc.Input[num++];

Yes, but what comes after that, how to do you actually configure the input?

For example:

Input_Line3Ref.Name = "Example Ref";
Input_Line3Ref.SetStudySubgraphValues(0,0);

Then in study settings you would select the Study and Subgraph accordingly.
If you are not setting both the Study ID and Subgraph Index in the study settings, then 'Input_Line3Ref.GetSubgraphIndex()' will return 0.


using StudyLine3[8] returns a 1 that never changes.
using StudyLine3[9] returns a 1 that never changes.

All this is doing is accessing the 8th or 9th index of whichever array you have linked to.