Node Firmula is missing a closing parenthesis

The code following the formula node

If (Res == 'Full')
{
MS1 = 0;
MS2 = 0;
McStep = 1;
}

Generates this error.

Error on line 1 is marked by a character ' # ': "if (Res == # 'Full') {MS1 = 0;".   M '.

RES is a digital Cntrol with the properties of the Enum.

It is not obvious to me why this code produces a right parenthesis miiising error. What does take to eliminate this error?

Howard

Is not to complain about this parenthesis, it is complaing to "Full".  You need to compare the number.  Of course, you could code in LabVIEW instead of a node thus forumla.

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