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Re: Notification interface and arrays (General questions)

by dirk, Monday, March 28, 2011, 16:24 (4800 days ago) @ dirk

Dirk,

However, the Owner parameter in each notification method is wodSSH object that raised it. If you need the index, you can set Tag property of the component and retrieve it in the notification method.

Can you try that?

Regards,
Damba

OK, know how that works...was hoping on something more direct :-)


dirk

I was a little quick in saying that I know that .... when I initiate the connection, I do not have access to the owner.tag part....and it's when I initiate the connection that I have all the extra info on it...so how do I do it then?

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