System Manual: Siemens SIMATIC HMI (WinCCv7.0: Scripting VBS, ANSI-C, VBA)
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See also
GetHiddenInput example (Page 1481)
GetOutputFormat
Function
Specifies the output format for I/O fields.
Syntax
char* GetOutputFormat(LPCTSTR lpszPictureName, LPCTSTR lpszObjectName);
Parameters
lpszPictureName
Picture name
lpszObjectName
Object name
Return value
Pointer to the output format
STRUCTURES_TABLES_IA_FIELD_OUTPUT_FORMAT
See also
I/O field, data type of the field content (Page 1537)
GetOutputValueChar
Function
Determines the output value in the data type "char" for I/O fields. This function should only be
used if the field content of the I/O field is of the "string" data type.
Syntax
char* GetOutputValueChar(LPCTSTR lpszPictureName, LPCTSTR lpszObjectName);
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Parameters
lpszPictureName
Picture name
lpszObjectName
Object name
Return value
Pointer to the output value in the data type "char"
GetOutputValueDouble
Function
Determines the output value in the data type "double" for I/O fields. This function should only
be used if the field content of the I/O field is not of the "string" data type.
Syntax
double GetOutputValueDouble(LPCTSTR lpszPictureName, LPCTSTR lpszObjectName);
Parameters
lpszPictureName
Picture name
lpszObjectName
Object name
Return value
Output value in the data type "double"
See also
GetOutputValueDouble example (Page 1485)
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Limits
Limits - short description
The various properties affecting limit values can be modified or called in using the functions
in the Limits group.
Note
Various examples are offered for the function descriptions. For functions with a similar syntax,
a
selected function is used as a template in the example. This example must be adapted as
well.
GetAlarmHigh
Function
Specifies the upper alarm limit for bar objects.
Syntax
double GetAlarmHigh(LPCTSTR lpszPictureName, LPCTSTR lpszObjectName);
Parameters
lpszPictureName
Picture name
lpszObjectName
Object name
Return value
Upper alarm limit for bar objects
See also
GetAlarmHigh example (Page 1474)
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GetAlarmLow
Function
Specifies the lower alarm limit for bar objects.
Syntax
double GetAlarmLow(LPCTSTR lpszPictureName, LPCTSTR lpszObjectName);
Parameters
lpszPictureName
Picture name
lpszObjectName
Object name
Return value
Lower alarm limit for bar objects
See also
GetAlarmHigh example (Page 1474)
GetCheckAlarmHigh
Function
When using bar objects, it specifies whether the upper alarm limit is monitored.
Syntax
BOOL GetCheckAlarmHigh(LPCTSTR lpszPictureName, LPCTSTR lpszObjectName);
Parameters
lpszPictureName
Picture name
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lpszObjectName
Object name
Return value
TRUE
In case of bar objects the upper alarm limit is monitored.
FALSE
In case of bar objects the upper alarm limit is not monitored.
See also
GetMarker example (Page 1484)
GetCheckAlarmLow
Function
When using bar objects, it specifies whether the lower alarm limit is monitored.
Syntax
BOOL GetCheckAlarmLow(LPCTSTR lpszPictureName, LPCTSTR lpszObjectName);
Parameters
lpszPictureName
Picture name
lpszObjectName
Object name
Return value
TRUE
In case of bar objects the lower alarm limit is monitored.
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FALSE
In case of bar objects the lower alarm limit is not monitored.
See also
GetMarker example (Page 1484)
GetCheckLimitHigh4
Function
When using bar objects, it specifies whether the upper limit value reserve 4 is monitored.
Syntax
BOOL GetCheckLimitHigh4(LPCTSTR lpszPictureName, LPCTSTR lpszObjectName);
Parameters
lpszPictureName
Picture name
lpszObjectName
Object name
Return value
TRUE
In case of bar objects the upper limt value reserve 4 is monitored.
FALSE
In case of bar objects the upper limt value reserve 4 is not monitored.
See also
GetMarker example (Page 1484)
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GetCheckLimitHigh5
Function
When using bar objects, it specifies whether the upper limit value reserve 5 is monitored.
Syntax
BOOL GetCheckLimitHigh5(LPCTSTR lpszPictureName, LPCTSTR lpszObjectName);
Parameters
lpszPictureName
Picture name
lpszObjectName
Object name
Return value
TRUE
In case of bar objects the upper limt value reserve 5 is monitored.
FALSE
In case of bar objects the upper limt value reserve 5 is not monitored.
See also
GetMarker example (Page 1484)
GetCheckLimitLow4
Function
When using bar objects, it specifies whether the lower limit value reserve 4 is monitored.
Syntax
BOOL GetCheckLimitLow4(LPCTSTR lpszPictureName, LPCTSTR lpszObjectName);
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Parameters
lpszPictureName
Picture name
lpszObjectName
Object name
Return value
TRUE
In case of bar objects the lower limt value reserve 4 is monitored.
FALSE
In case of bar objects the lower limt value reserve 4 is not monitored.
See also
GetMarker example (Page 1484)
GetCheckLimitLow5
Function
When using bar objects, it specifies whether the lower limit value reserve 5 is monitored.
Syntax
BOOL GetCheckLimitLow5(LPCTSTR lpszPictureName, LPCTSTR lpszObjectName);
Parameters
lpszPictureName
Picture name
lpszObjectName
Object name
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Return value
TRUE
In case of bar objects the lower limt value reserve 5 is monitored.
FALSE
In case of bar objects the lower limt value reserve 5 is not monitored.
See also
GetMarker example (Page 1484)
GetCheckToleranceHigh
Function
When using bar objects, it specifies whether the upper tolerance limit is monitored.
Syntax
BOOL GetCheckToleranceHigh(LPCTSTR lpszPictureName, LPCTSTR lpszObjectName);
Parameters
lpszPictureName
Picture name
lpszObjectName
Object name
Return value
TRUE
In case of bar objects the upper tolerance limit is monitored.
FALSE
In case of bar objects the upper tolerance limit is not monitored.
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See also
GetMarker example (Page 1484)
GetCheckToleranceLow
Function
When using bar objects, it specifies whether the lower tolerance limit is monitored.
Syntax
BOOL GetCheckToleranceLow(LPCTSTR lpszPictureName, LPCTSTR lpszObjectName);
Parameters
lpszPictureName
Picture name
lpszObjectName
Object name
Return value
TRUE
In case of bar objects the lower tolerance limit is monitored.
FALSE
In case of bar objects the lower tolerance limit is not monitored.
See also
GetMarker example (Page 1484)
GetCheckWarningHigh
Function
When using bar objects, it specifies whether the upper warning limit is monitored.
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