Parameter tables in a state machine

[Gulstaff]

Hi all,

I'm trying to figure out the most efficient way to use a parameter table in a state machine.

Currently, I have converted the ~3x50 element parameter table into an array of the same size. The indexing element in this case happens to be a frequency. At each frequency I need to run the primary action/test.

In order to carry the current index through the test I am pulling the row out of the original array and placing it into a separate array that I'll call "Current Freq Index," perform the action, and then pull the next row, etc etc.

I like the modularity of the simple state machine but this method of carrying the index to operate on in a separate array seems clunky or inefficient.

How does everyone else handle something like this?

(The former version is just a for loop indexing off of each frequency, which is simple, but not as extensible as I'd like it to be)

Thanks!

-G

Edited October 26, 2012 by Gulstaff

[Gulstaff]

I will take the silence as meaning this is probably the most efficient way possible.

-G

[asbo]

You could try posting some example code to rattle something loose.. I remember reading through this and thinking that way was "good enough."