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How to access port index of an incoming message [message #1755496]

Fri, 03 March 2017 19:57

Tuhin Das is currently offline

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Hi,

I am designing a Papyrus-RT model which has a capsule named 'X' and the
'X' capsule has a port "y:Y" having a multiplicity of 5. Now, if a message
arrives in this port, in the 'X' capsule behaviour how would we access the
particular port index where the message arrived?

Thanks

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Re: How to access port index of an incoming message [message #1755498 is a reply to message #1755496]

Fri, 03 March 2017 20:05

Ernesto Posse is currently offline

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Hi.

In action code you can obtain the index using either

getMsg().sapIndex()

or

getMsg().sapIndex0()

The difference between the two is that in the first one, indices are counted from 1, whereas in the second, they are counted from 0.

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Re: How to access port index of an incoming message [message #1755504 is a reply to message #1755498]

Fri, 03 March 2017 21:16

Tuhin Das is currently offline

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Thank you, Ernesto. It worked with a slight modification to replace the '.' operator with '->'.

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