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--- macros:example:cuelistgoback [2017/10/29 16:35] – ↷ Page moved from example:cuelistgoback to macros:example:cuelistgoback icke_siegen
+++ macros:example:cuelistgoback [2021/07/19 14:45] (current) – [Code] icke_siegen
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-====== Cuelist Go back ======
+Example
+====== Cuelist - Go back ======
 ^ by: | Gregory Haynes, Jul. 2017 |
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 ^ description: | makes a specific cuelist go back |
 ^ remarks: | snippet which explains CueLists.GoBack(Handle handle) |
+{{tag>cuelist go_back handle location}}
 ==== functions ====
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 ===== Code =====
+  * by location:
 <code xml>
-CueLists.GoBack("Location=Playbacks,2,1")
+<step>CueLists.GoBack("Location=Playbacks,2,1")</step>
 </code>
+  * by usernumber:
+<code xml>
+<step>CueLists.GoBack(userNumber:1)</step>
+</code>
+  * file with various cuelists referred: {{ :macros:example:gobackmacros.xml |}}
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 This explains the functional steps within the sequence. For all the other XML details please refer to [[macros:formats_and_syntax#xml_format|Formats and syntax]]
-tbd
+This simply calls the function ''CueLists.GoBack()'' with a designated handle as argument. The handle ''"Location=Playbacks,2,1"'' translates to  'Playbacks, page 2, 1st playback' - this is the 'real' fader playbacks (see [[macros:identifiers|]]). //tested -- S. Beutel//
 ===== How to use it =====
-  - [[macros:deploying|make this macro available]]
+This is an example oneliner - you need to pack it into a macro file before you can use it in Titan. Example to be used in your own macros.
-tbd
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