Commande d'onglet et execution bouclé

Bonjour,
Je bosse en ce moment sur un programme de gestion/supervision d'un Ball-trap je dois envoyer vers un automate les cycles de tirs (une partie peut se disputer à 1,2,3,4 et 5 tireurs) saisi via mon IHM (les cycles de tirs de chacun des tireurs doivent etre chacun dans un
onglet different).
Mon probléme est le suivant; comment executer les programmes de mes differents onglet en fonction du nombre de tireur (selectionnés via un menu déroulant).
Exemple : si l'utilisateur choisi "4 tireurs" le programme doit éffectuer les actions contenues dans les onglets 1,2,3 et 4.
Merci d'avance

Re,
Pour boucler, utilise une boucle (while par exemple)
Jette un oeil ici: States machine
Il s'agit d'une solution simple à mettre en oeuvre (une boucle while, un registre à décalage et une structure condition) qui est évolutive et qui permet de choisir dynamiquement le séquencement des étapes (ou états). Un petit exemple (utilise l'éxécution détaillée pour bien comprendre)
A+
P.S : j'ai omis de transformer mon énuméré d'états en typedef (pense à le faire sans quoi tu auras des problèmes plus tard pour faire évoluer ton code)
Message Edited by Mathieu Steiner on 05-24-2010 11:10 AM
Mathieu Steiner, Test System Engineer, Safran Engineering
CLD, ISTQB
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