u/NotPromKing

So, I'm running Windows on a Mac using Parallels. It works great 98% of the time, including for QSYS programming.

When I'm on hardwired Ethernet, I can access cores no problem.

However, I'm now trying to access QSYS cores over wireless connections while onsite, and it's just... not working. I can ping the cores, I can go to their web pages, but QDS doesn't see them. At first I hoped it was something with the older tp-link router/access point I was using, so I ordered a new gl-iNet Beryl 7, and no dice. I have full connectivity except for whatever weird thing QSYS does to connect QDS to their cores.

Anyone have any experience, good or bad, access cores via wireless using Windows on Parallels?

EDIT: See my comment below that expands on the suggested idea to use QSYS Notifications.

So I'm wanting to call and pass information from a function in one text controller, to a function in another text controller. I have A way of making it work, but it seems a little awkward and I'm wondering if I'm missing a better way.

TextControllerA has a function:

function funcAddNumbers(a, b)
  print (a + b)
end

and two components
intNumberA -- knob set as integer
intNumberB -- knob set as integer

From TextControllerB I can do the following:

RemoteFunction = Component.New('TextControllerA')
RemoteFunction["intNumberA"].value = 1
RemoteFunction["intNumberB"].value = 2

From there, I can use event handlers or triggers inside TextControllerA to kick off funcAddNumbers, passing in the value of the two knob components.

This works, but it's a bit cumbersome and requires making new components for every unique piece of data I might want to pass into a function. Am I on the one and only correct path, or is there a better way of doing this?