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SENVAL

The SENVAL function returns the last scored value from the function expression or user-written subroutine associated with the EVALUATE argument on SENSOR/id. See the SENSOR statement for more information.

Format

SENVAL(id)

Arguments

 
id
An integer specifying the identification number of the SENSOR.
 
Caution:  
If the SENSOR/id does not have the EVALUATE argument, SENVAL(id) returns zero.

Examples

VARIABLE/1, FUNCTION=SENVAL(100)
SENSOR/100, EQ, VALUE=0
, FUNCTION=AZ(22,11)-PI/2/
, EVALUATE=SENVAL(100) +1
This SENSOR statement counts the number of times function AZ(22,11) passes through /2. The VARIABLE statement defines a variable equal to the count.