RE: [LCtalk] Engine numbers

[Matthias Glastra]

> EngineSetLocked is a simple flag-setter, like EngineSetOutput, etc.

I like it to see everything back in place in combination with the LCEdit 
program. So the EngineSetLocked is the switched with the locked button and 
shown with that locked icon.

> CommonGetLayers retrieves a summary of the entire layer list:
>
> command: *B1#
> result: 12 bytes per layer, for all layers (in mix order):
>
> en id fl cl cl cs fd rf rf hd rh rh
>
> The inum is used to be able to refer to a layer in a robust way, unlike 
> the layer id which can be changed, and which it might not even have.  
> You can use an inum instead of a layer id in any engine/layer command.

So if I call like ChannelSetData *C9010A# it uses the inum? Or can you call 
it by the id also?

> The remaining commands aren't really relevant, they're just for things 
> like configuring IP settings etc.  You're unlikely to have any need to 
> do that manually rather than using LCedit+.

Well if I realy need them I know where to find you :)