Counter status information **Solved**

[paragorundu]

Dear Friends & @fxDreema ,

I need to get status information of 'Counter: pass once' and 'Counter: pass "n" times' blocks.

I want to obtain such information as follows:
-Did the counter worked?
-How many times the counter worked?

Since I could not find any way to do this on the forum, I needed to ask for your advice.

Thank you.

[l'andorrà]

Easy. Just create a variable to to confirm its counting those 'n' times.

Try this example:

https://fxdreema.com/shared/ttbxqQvtc

And please notice how the counter is connected to the variable.

In this example you should see a number 3 on top left of the chart because I chose 3 time to pass. On the right you can see how any pass is adding +1 to the counter.

[paragorundu]

Hello @l-andorrà ,

Thank you for your kind reply.

I thought of using such a way but since I was going to use formulas with variables to do that, It didn't seemed nice to me. Now I have a better way by your help. I will try that. Thank you very much!

But I still wonder if @fxDreema can provide a shorter way to get the status of counter blocks?

Regards.

[l'andorrà]

You're welcome. I have no idea what @fxDreema will or will not do to get that, though.

[paragorundu]

Hi Friends,

I got answer from fxDreema. Here what he says;

"Well, the value that says how much times the counter worked is inside
the block. If you want to get that number, try that:

Counter(1)

Where 1 is the number of the counter. Basically I use this custom
function called Counter and with it I set or get the values. But note
that at any time in the future I can do anything with that function. For
now it will work.

Or, you can implement the counting functionality with some "int" Variable."

I hope this helps to who need.

Regards.

notify: @l-andorrà

[l'andorrà]

Thank you very much for sharing that info.

[paragorundu]

It's a pleasure for me @l-andorrà and as always, thank you for your kind help

[RGoo]

Hello, I also want to use a counter to know if the block is still going through. However, I don't understand fxdreama's explanation. Can you please send me an example.