Except the Heartbeat of course

You can use the line

Apply("Some Cached Command")

in the logic or UI function, it'll work fine. In fact, you can call cached commands from within cached commands.

But calling logic or UI functions from within a cached command is a serious recursion risk - what are you trying to do? There's probably a better way to do it.

To set an arbitrary boolean, use

Set("Arbitrary boolean of any name") in the code, or
"Set(Arbitrary boolean of any name)" in a cached command/run call argument

Use UnSet to clear it.

You can check the state of them in the UI or logic functions using IsSet.

Right now, there is no way to check a value in a cached command/run call argument, because I don't know how that would work.

I think i worked it out, on pen and paper

If (IsSet(triggerbool)) // emulates Trigger Now;
{
If (IsSet(BehaviorA-On); //Behavior A looks for more rock to mine, Continuing Mining Loop
{
Apply(CachedcommandA;
Unset(triggerbool):
}
Else If (IsSet(BehaviorB-On); //Behavior B Initiates the return home, Breaking out of the mining loop
{
Apply(CachedcommandB);
Unset(triggerbool):
}

And let the cached commands set to "On" bools

Yeah, the logic's right.

That's a relief, this is the first time I've really tried to put together any kind of code in over 10 years, even if it's simplified by mimir. That and the last thing I coded in was TiBASIC, so this is completely different. Though if it were TiBASIC I'd probably have this thing doing a victory dance by now, LOL

If it's been a while, I really, really recommend using Scite or Visual Studio or MonoDevelop. You don't want a clumsy " or : to stymie you.

I'm getting "Name does Not exist in this context" errors when trying to use "if (IsSet(name))" in custom logic

Yeah, if it's in code, you need to pass a string:

if (IsSet("Name"))

can u suggest me a way to lock landing gears when a connector is locked and unlock them when it's unlocked plz?

@Mars: Well, that depends on whether those blocks have functioning isLocked properties. They're specified in the code, but I haven't tried them. I'll try them tonight and report back.

@Mars: OK, check the "snippets" discussion, and make sure to use the version of Mimir I just released.

Ok thanks!
Can I use custom names for landing gears with that code? Or it affect all the landing gears?
Thanks again

That code affects all things with "Gear" in the name: "*Gear". If you want, you can name specific landing gear by removing the star, or use different key words.