DimVar
Hint: This command can be used in a FOR loop.
Syntax:
DimVar <var> <Dim1> [ Dim2 [ Dim3 ] ]
Arguments:
var : name of the variable - see notes
dim1, dim2, dim3 : dimensions (from highest to lowest)
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This function is used for variables, parameters of sub-programs and UDFBs or for items of data structures. The name of the variable must be prefixed with its group name and the '.' separator. The variable is considered as GLOBAL if no prefix is specified. Some examples are attached below. |
Examples:
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Description |
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VarName |
A global variable. |
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RETAIN.VarName |
A RETAIN variable. |
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ProgName.LocVarName |
A variable local to a program. |
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UDFBName.ParamName |
A parameter of a UDFB. |
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StructName.Item |
An item of a data structure. |
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CreateVar - Create a variable CreateInParam - Create an input parameter CreateOutParam - Create an output parameter DeleteVar - Delete a variable InitVar - Set variable initial value SybVar - Specifies whether the symbol of a variable must be embedded ProfileVar - Set variable profile and embedded properties EnumVar - Enumerate variables GetVar - Get information about a variable GetVarProp - Get variable embedded properties
Managing program folders Managing data types (structures)
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DimVar |
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IEC 61131-3 Automation platform > IEC 61131-3 Programming Environment > Tools > The console > Managing variables > DimVar |
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