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Using CASE in XML

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Hi,I'm trying to cleanup my XML gauge code.Since a lot of my gauges are state-driven (and therefore click events depend on the state), I tried: (L:state,number) ....operations ....other operations But this doesn't work (a click doesn't do anything)Also tried (L:state,number) ; doesn't work either.I know I can solve it wit nested if-els, but the CASE would make the code more simple to read.ANy suggestions ??Thanks, Rob

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Hi,May be you could use the case command,just an example, not tested:3 (>L:state,enum) 2 (>L:state,enum) 1 (>L:state,enum) 3 (L:state,number) caseJan"Procul Negotiis"

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