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Latest revision as of 16:51, 22 July 2021
Command
- GET_OP_WFO_INDEX <op number> [<part number>] <index>
- Get the index of a WFO assigned to an operation.
You must have loaded a post before using this command.
Parameters
- <op number>
- Operation number
- <part number>
- Part number (if this parameter is not used, default to part number 1)
- <index>
- Index to the list of WFOs defined in the post
Example
- GET_OP_WFO_INDEX 14, 3, index ! get the index for the WFO associated with op 14, part 3
- GET_OP_WFO_INDEX 17, index ! get the index for the WFO associated with op 17, part 1
