Detect Event Supports Multiple Overloads
- Two additional arguments “BeginDelay” and “EndDelay” were added to DetectEvent. With these arguments DetectEvent delays state changes by the given amount of time.
- The two arguments are optional and don’t change the signature of the “old” DetectEvent:
DetectEvent(Inactive|Rising|Active|Falling; <BeginCondition>; <BeginDuration>; <BeginDelay>; <EndCondition>; <EndDuration>; <EndDelay>)
- The kind of the arguments are controlled by the given number of arguments. Hereby the first keyword argument (Inactive/Rising|Active|Falling) is always optional and is NOT counted as an argument!
DetectEvent with 6 Arguments
DetectEvent(
Inactive|Rising|Active|Falling;
<BeginCondition>; <BeginDuration>; <BeginDelay>;
<EndCondition>; <EndDuration>; <EndDelay>
)
DetectEvent with 5 Arguments
DetectEvent(
Inactive|Rising|Active|Falling;
<BeginCondition>; <BeginDuration>; <BeginDelay>;
; <EndDuration>; <EndDelay>
)
DetectEvent with 4 Arguments
DetectEvent(
Inactive|Rising|Active|Falling;
<BeginCondition>; <BeginDuration>; ;
<EndCondition>; <EndDuration>;
)
DetectEvent with 3 Arguments
DetectEvent(
Inactive|Rising|Active|Falling;
<BeginCondition>; <BeginDuration>; ;
; <EndDuration>;
)
DetectEvent with 2 Arguments
DetectEvent(
Inactive|Rising|Active|Falling;
<BeginCondition>; <BeginDuration>;
)
DetectEvent with 1 Arguments
DetectEvent(
Inactive|Rising|Active|Falling;
<BeginCondition>;
)
