/*
	 This example illustrates how to use the debug property to 
	 test an operator. The message Notify is sent to an operator
	 to notify it that it's update ports are dirty. The RequestData
	 and Evaluate messages are sent when the output is requested.
	 The example below shows that the operator is only evaluated
	 once even if the time is changed. This is because the inputs
	 are not time dependent. Try setting a key on posy or
	 enabling the CustomOperator.AlwaysEvaluate property, this
	 forces the operator to re-evaluate on the second GetValue.
*/
NewScene( null, false );
var null1 = GetPrim( "null" );
var sop = null1.posx.AddScriptedOp( MyExpr_Update.toString(), null1.posy, "MyExpr","JScript" );
sop.Debug = 1;
// SetKey( null1.posy );
// sop.AlwaysEvaluate = true;
// Log the evaluated of posx
val = GetValue( null1.posx, 1 );
Application.LogMessage( "first evaluated value " +  val );
// Change the current frame
SetValue( "PlayControl.Current", 50 );
// Log the new evaluated of posx
val = GetValue( "null.kine.local.posx", 1 );
Application.LogMessage( "new evaluated value " +  val );
// Operator's update function.
function MyExpr_Update( ctx, out, in1 )
{
	Application.LogMessage( "MyExpr_Update: " + out.name );
	out.Value = ctx.CurrentFrame;
}