How to assign a job to the correct calculate?

[shanren]

Hi,
I have a multi-Tabs sketch as pictures shown, that works in the way as:
The AnalogRead read A0-5 value and assign the job to the right calculator in the different Tabs based on the reading pin. say if there is a reading from A4 need the calculate at Tab1, and A5 to Tab2.
Need help how to do with this please.
Thanks
Adam

[Whandall]

Tabs with ino extension are combined into one file before compiling.
They don't give you more than one setup and or loop structure.

[shanren]

Thanks.
I made them as: Tab1_setup / Tab1_loop ....
Can I do like this:

if (A4 > 50)
{
Tab1_loop();
}
......
if (A5 > 25)
{
Tab2_loop();
}

[Whandall]

You can name functions as you like,
but giving them names that carry some meaning is much better.

What will Tab2_loop mean to you in a year from now?

[Whandall]

@shanren

if (A4 > 50)

A4 is a constant and has the value 18 on an UNO, A5 has the value 19.

[shanren]

Thanks.
The Tab1 do current calculate, and the Tab2 do voltage calculate.

[Whandall]

So would calculateCurrent not be a better name for the function?
It could even return the result.

[shanren]

Well, the Threshold is set meaningful, if A4<50, and A5<25, no need do any thing.

[Whandall]

They are constants. The names/numbers of the analog pins.

[shanren]

This is just a principle display， the real calculation got thousand lines code for them each.
The Ai reading can change when the input value changes.

[Whandall]

It's just a very bad example.

if (anologRead(A4) < 50) {

would be better.

@shanren

the real calculation got thousand lines code for them each.

I doubt that.