According to https://forum.logicmachine.net/showthread.php?tid=4145&pid=26743#pid26743, one can have a "visparams" in grp.create calls (with recent firmware).
According to https://forum.logicmachine.net/showthrea...6#pid27086, one can add "virtual = true" in grp.create calls to force a virtual address (when omitting the address to let the system allocate it).
I tried adding "disablelog" and "highpriolog". The second is recorded but the first is not. How do I create objects that are logged ?
Also, the doc says "Creates a new or overwrites an existing object". On overwrite, assuming one can create logged objects (previous question), what happens to the previously logged information, is it kept or erased ?
I understand there are ways to access the DB to change the object once created (see https://forum.logicmachine.net/showthrea...6#pid24826), but I was looking for a simper way
Thanks!
PS: it would be nice to have https://openrb.com/docs/lua.htm#grp.create updated with the above. I understand this is work; maybe this could be delegated to selected members of the community?
Edit: Doc is up to date now. Thanks
According to https://forum.logicmachine.net/showthrea...6#pid27086, one can add "virtual = true" in grp.create calls to force a virtual address (when omitting the address to let the system allocate it).
I tried adding "disablelog" and "highpriolog". The second is recorded but the first is not. How do I create objects that are logged ?
Also, the doc says "Creates a new or overwrites an existing object". On overwrite, assuming one can create logged objects (previous question), what happens to the previously logged information, is it kept or erased ?
I understand there are ways to access the DB to change the object once created (see https://forum.logicmachine.net/showthrea...6#pid24826), but I was looking for a simper way
Thanks!
PS: it would be nice to have https://openrb.com/docs/lua.htm#grp.create updated with the above. I understand this is work; maybe this could be delegated to selected members of the community?
Edit: Doc is up to date now. Thanks