When using the CHOP Execute DAT, the channel which is returned from the callback is actually the value, not the index of the channel or, even more preferred, it’s name.
Windows 10 Pro x64
TD 099 x64 2018.26450
When using the CHOP Execute DAT, the channel which is returned from the callback is actually the value, not the index of the channel or, even more preferred, it’s name.
Windows 10 Pro x64
TD 099 x64 2018.26450
Not a bug.
See documentation of the channel class which describes the channel object which is returned:
docs.derivative.ca/Channel_Class
There you see you need to use
channel.index
or
channel.name
or
channel.vals
to acces the respective members you are looking for.
Thank you.