Don:
Unfortunately, because you have so many integer codes, you must also remember
that there is a 256-character limit on each line of code (this only applies to
non-commented characters). To work around this, set up multiple sub-conversions
and a super-conversion based on the ranges of the sub-conversions. I do this
quite frequently, and now I usually can do it without typos. If you make typos,
its very difficult to debug; but if you're careful it should work perfectly. I
don't think there is a better way to handle Integer-to-Text conversion
currently (though I'm pushing for one!).
Here is some example code from one of my probes (com.dartware.ups.apc):
<!--
{noTransfer(1),highLineVoltage(2),brownout(3),blackout(4),smallMomentarySag(5),deepMomentarySag(6),smallMomentarySpike(7),largeMomentarySpike(8),selfTest(9),rateOfVoltageChange(10)}
-->
fail1, ($failCode=1)?"No Transfer":($failCode=2)?"High Line
Voltage":($failCode=3)?"Brown Out":($failCode=4)?"Black
Out":($failCode=5)?"Small Brief Sag":($failCode=6)?"Deep Brief Sag":"(!)Unknown
Input Failure Code", CALCULATION
fail2, ($failCode=7)?"Small Brief Spike":($failCode=8)?"Large Brief
Spike":($failCode=9)?"Self Test":($failCode=10)?"Rate of Voltage
Change":"(!)Unknown Input Failure Code", CALCULATION
failCause, ($failCode<7)?"$fail1":"$fail2", CALCULATION
For easier viewing, you might want to copy these four lines to a monospace,
non-wrapping editor.
Jon Jacobson
Consultant for Dartware, LLC
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Sorry, the backslash escape of the newline doesn't work. The entire expression
has to be on one line. This makes it a bit unwieldy.
Bill Fisher
Dartware, LLC
On Aug 22, 2005, at 1:07 PM, Levinson, Don A. wrote:
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Will this work in 4.3.1? My event log is giving me errors:
08/22 09:05:34 dbug biz.awwu.snmp.designjet: Can't match " PAPER_TYPE,
($TRAY1_MEDIA_TYPE == 3) ? "Plain Paper" : \
"
08/22 09:05:34 dbug biz.awwu.snmp.designjet: Can't match "
($TRAY1_MEDIA_TYPE == 32735) ? "White Inkjet Paper" : \
...
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-----Original Message-----
From: [email protected]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of William W.
Fisher
Sent: Friday, August 19, 2005 5:34 AM
To: InterMapper Discussion
Subject: Re: [IM-Talk] SNMP string comparison
Don:
You can use the ?: syntax in a calculation:
paperType, ($media1 == 3) ? "Plain Paper" : \
($media1 == 32735) ? "White Inkjet Paper" : \
($media1 == 32736) ? "Thin Natural Tracing" : \
"Unknown ($media1)",
CALCULATION, "Paper Type"
Regards,
Bill Fisher
Dartware, LLC
On Aug 18, 2005, at 10:01 PM, Levinson, Don A. wrote:
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Is there a way to take a SNMP numeric variable and compare it to a
table of static values to return the string associated with that
value? Some kind of if/then or case/next syntax?
The variable is
TRAY1_MEDIA_TYPE, ${HP-PML}.1.4.1.3.3.1.6,
DEFAULT, "Media Type"
And the table is
3 Plain Paper
32735 White Inkjet Paper
32736 Thin Natural
Tracing
32752 Natural Tracing
Paper
32753 Coated Paper
32754 Clear Film
32755 High Gloss Photo
32756 Semi-Gloss Photo
32758 Heavy Coated Paper
32764 Vellum
32767 Translucent Bond
32768 Matte Film
32750 Imaging Film
Backlit
32757 High Gloss Film
32749 Opaque Vinyl\0mp\
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