I need to detect 3 states:Case Value=0 "Smile"Case Value=1 "Frown"OTHERWISE "Bury face in hands"I can't find any XML examples like this construct anywhere. Does it exist?Or maybe I should be using the if{} construct ?Cal - CYXXVE7LZZObvious Newbie

Hi,You can use a lot of 'sAn example:If condition=0 then 0 (>L:condition,enum)If condition=better then 1 (>L:condition,enum)If condition=much better then 2 (>L:condition,enum)If condition=best then 3 (>L:condition,enum)etc.now let the bitmaps change by:<(L:condition,enum)If condition=0 then 0 (>L:condition,enum)If condition=better then 1 (>L:condition,enum)If condition=much better then 2 (>L:condition,enum)If condition=best then 3 (>L:condition,enum)etc.(L:condition,enum)Hope it helps,Jan"Beatus ille qui procul negotiis..."

Thanks Jan,This confirms the conclusion I've reached.Just getting started. I find information on basic XML gauge programming is scattered and seems a bit sketchy about this kind of logic.But I'll keep plugging away and re-reading the tutorials and examples and hopefully it will sink in.Cal

>I need to detect 3 states:>>Case Value=0> "Smile">Case Value=1> "Frown">OTHERWISE> "Bury face in hands">>I can't find any XML examples like this construct anywhere.>Does it exist?>>Or maybe I should be using the if{} construct ?>>Cal - CYXX>VE7LZZ>Obvious NewbieHi,The OTHERWISE can be implicit placing a default bmp in the -For example:SCRIPT"Smile""Frown"etcAny value returned by SCRIPT different from 1 or 2 will make the element show the default image.Tom

Thx for this!

Oooops, forgot to post a reply to Tom.Thanks Tom. That's essentially what I ended up doing with a separate Element for each condition of each gear.In my case, gear down is green, gear in transit is red and gear up is no lights. Your use of the word, 'implicit' was the key.Cal - CYXXVE7LZZ