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Clicking on Events table n Axiom to open a display for the selected event

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I'm trying and failing to do this using scripting in Axiom but maybe there's another way to do what I want (I'm running Canary V25.1)?

What I wanted was, within Axiom, to configure it so that when an event was clicked in an event table, it would open a screen showing the affected asset over the time of the event. Something like this pseudocode:

EventsTable1.OnEventClick(sender, eventInstance)
{
    if (eventInstance.Type == "Solar String Down Event")
    {
         OpenDisplay("Solar String Display", EventInstance.Source, EventInstance.StartTime, EventInstance.EndTime);
    }
}

 

But I find that the eventInstance object contains a constructor but nothing else so I can't access its type, source or start and end times. Likewise the sender object is the events grid but gives no way to find the details of the highlighted event. So I cannot get any of the details I need to pass to my OpenDisplay() function. I'm also assuming that such a function exists or can be written!

Is there any way, with or without scripting, do do what I want?

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    • laruer
    • 1 mth ago
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    If you want to open another asset based screen that contains a TrendGraph, using the Event Table, you can use something like the following code:

    public void EventsTable1_OnEventClick(object sender, PropertyEventInstance eventInstance)
{
    Log.Info(eventInstance.AssetBasePath);
    var pathParts = eventInstance.AssetBasePath.Split('.');
    var assetView = pathParts[0];
    var assetPath = String.Join(".", pathParts.Skip(1).ToArray());
    //Replace "AssetTypeName" with the actual asset type for the event
    Screen2.AssetInstance = new PropertyAssetInstance("localhost",assetView,assetPath,"AssetTypeName");
    Application.CurrentScreen = Screen2;
    var trendGraph = (ControlTrendGraph)Screen2.ScreenControls["TrendGraph1"];
    trendGraph.TimeEnd = eventInstance.TimeEnd;
    trendGraph.TimeDuration = eventInstance.TimeEnd - eventInstance.TimeStart;
}
    • alistair_frith
    • 1 mth ago
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    Thanks, yes, in the end I did something like that.  I was somewhat stymied by the fact that the online documentation did not give me all the properties of the PropertyEventInstance object, and that there is no intellisense so I couldn't discover the undocumented features through the editor.

    But Canary have helped me out with the PropertyEventInstance class definition so I was able to implement what I wanted.

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