Ken
Creating button eventListeners
// Define a function to update the state based on the last button pressed
function updateStateWithLastButtonResult(buttonId) {
// Assuming the result of the button press is stored in a similar manner for each button
// For example, if each button press updates a global variable with its result
let result;
switch (buttonId) {
case 'a_a':
result = a_a.result; // Assuming a_a is an object with a result property
break;
case 'c_a':
result = c_a.result; // Assuming c_a is an object with a result property
break;
case 'e':
result = e.result; // Assuming e is an object with a result property
break;
case 'd':
result = d.result; // Assuming d is an object with a result property
break;
default:
console.error('Unknown button ID');
return;
}
// Update the state variable 'foo' with the result
state.foo = result;
// Link the updated state variable 'foo' to the textarea with id 'j'
setValue('j', state.foo);
}
// Example usage:
// Assuming there's a way to listen to button presses, call updateStateWithLastButtonResult with the pressed button's ID
// This part is pseudo-code, as the actual implementation depends on how the buttons are set up
// buttonPressListener('a_a', () => updateStateWithLastButtonResult('a_a'));
// buttonPressListener('c_a', () => updateStateWithLastButtonResult('c_a'));
// buttonPressListener('e', () => updateStateWithLastButtonResult('e'));
// buttonPressListener('d', () => updateStateWithLastButtonResult('d'));
// Note: You'll need to implement or use an existing function similar to
buttonPressListener
// to actually listen to button presses and call updateStateWithLastButtonResult accordingly.10 replies
Creating button eventListeners
Nothing came up related to button on click eventListeners.
For this particular case, I think we will need a background runnable
That listens for a button click event and sets a some variable based on the button clicked.
Example code below.
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Creating button eventListeners
Okay, I will give that a shot. Also, if I have multiple users, does each user have a unique instance of the app, or the users use the same app instance? I am asking this because multiple people will be pressing different buttons at the same time, so the variable in state. foo should be unique to each user.
I read the documentation and I see windmill has public apps available as standalones, just confirming that the app will be a unique instance to each user?
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