System Manual: Siemens SIMATIC HMI (WinCCv7.0: Scripting VBS, ANSI-C, VBA)
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SetPropChar example
{
//Set the property Tooltiptext
SetPropChar("gs_graph_eafield","IOField1","ToolTipText","Tooltiptext1 ");
}
Parameters of the SetPropChar function:
"lpszPictureName" is the name of the picture in which the object was configured.
"IOField1" is the name of the object.
"Tooltiptext" is the object property.
"Tooltiptext 1" is the value to which the property is to be set.
3.4.1.6 Examples - SetRangeMax to SetWidth
SetRangeMax example
{
//Set the Upper Scale Limit
SetRangeMax(lpszPictureName,"Control1",80);
}
Parameters of the SetRangeMax function:
"lpszPictureName" is the name of the picture in which the object was configured.
"Control1" is the name of the object.
"80" is the upper limit to be assigned to the object.
SetRangeMin example
{
//Set the lower Scale Limit
SetRangeMin(lpszPictureName,"Control1",0);
}
Parameters of the SetRangeMin function:
"lpszPictureName" is the name of the picture in which the object was configured.
"Control1" is the name of the object.
"0" is the lower limit to be assigned to the object.
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SetScaling example
{
//Set the Scaling Visible
SetScaling(lpszPictureName,"Bar1",TRUE);
}
Parameters of the SetScaling function:
"lpszPictureName" is the name of the picture in which the object was configured.
"Bar1" is the name of the object.
"TRUE" means: Making the scaling visible.
SetTagBit example
{
//Set the tag to true
SetTagBit("gs_tag_bit",TRUE);
}
Parameters of the SetTagBit function:
"gs_tag_bit" is the name of the tag.
"TRUE" is the value to be written to the tag.
Beispiel SetTagBitStateWait
{
DWORD dwstate;
//Load dwState with default values
dwstate = 0xFFFFFFFF;
//Set the value of the tag to TRUE
//dwstate is the tag state
SetTagBitStateWait("gs_tag_bit",TRUE,&dwstate);
//User defined code where the
//user can do something with the return value
...
}
Parameters of the SetTagBitStateWait function:
"gs_tag_bit" is the name of the tag.
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"TRUE" is the value to be written to the tag.
"&dwstate" is the address of the tags in which the tag status is to be stored.
1. Setting the tags to the specified value.
2. Executing user-defined code for processing return values.
SetTagChar example
{
//Set the tag to Example text
SetTagChar("gs_tag_char","Example Text");
}
Parameters of the SetTagChar function:
"gs_tag_char" is the name of the tag.
"Example text" is the value to be written to the tag.
SetTagCharStateWait example
{
DWORD dwstate;
//Load dwState with default values
dwstate = 0xFFFFFFFF;
//Set the tag to Example Text
//dwstate is the tag state
SetTagCharStateWait("gs_tag_char","Example Text",&dwstate);
//User defined code where the
//user can do something with the return value
...
}
Parameters of the SetTagCharStateWait function:
"gs_tag_char" is the name of the tag.
"Example text" is the value to be written to the tag.
"&dwstate" is the address of the tags in which the tag status is to be stored.
1. Setting the tags to the specified value.
2. Executing user-defined code for processing return values.
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SetTagFloat example
{
//Set the tag to 55.4711
SetTagFloat("gs_tag_float",55.4711);
}
Parameters of the SetTagFloat function:
"gs_tag_float" is the name of the tag.
"55.4711" is the value to be written to the tag.
SetTagFloatStateWait example
{
DWORD dwstate;
char szValue[9];
//Load dwState with default values
dwstate = 0xFFFFFFFF;
//Set the tag to 55.4711
//dwstate is the tag state
SetTagFloatStateWait("gs_tag_float",55.4711,&dwstate);
//User defined code where the
//user can do something with the return value
...
}
Parameters of the SetTagFloatStateWait function:
"gs_tag_float" is the name of the tag.
"55.4711" is the value to be written to the tag.
"&dwstate" is the address of the tags in which the tag status is to be stored.
1. Setting the tags to the specified value.
2. Executing user-defined code for processing return values.
SetTagMultiStateWait example
{
#define DATA_SIZE 5
DWORD dwData[DATA_SIZE];
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//define all tags
BOOL lValue1;
long lValue2 ;
char szValue3[_MAX_PATH];
float lValue4;
char lValue5;
// Fill the tags with the values
// you want to set into the WinCC tags
...
//Set the WinCC tags
SetTagMultiStateWait(dwData,"%d%d%s%f%d","gs_tag_bit",lValue1,
"gs_tag_SByte",lValue2,
"gs_tag_char",szValue3,
"gs_tag_float",lValue4,
"gs_tag_word",lValue5);
//User defined code where the
//user can do something with the return value
...
}
Parameters of the SetTagMultiStateWait function:
"dwData" is the DWord-Array, in which the tag statuses are stored.
"%d%d%s%f%d" are the type descriptions of the tags to be written.
"gs_tag_bit" is the WinCC tag to be written.
"lValue1" is the tag to whose value the WinCC tag gs_tag_bit is to be set.
"gs_tag_SByte" is the WinCC tag to be written.
"&lValue2" is the tag to whose value the WinCC tag gs_tag_SByte is to be set.
The other parameters are to be handled in the same way as those described previously.
1. Creating a DWord-Array with the required size (Number of tags).
2. Creating tags whose values are to be written to the WinCC tags.
3. Writing the values of the previously created and filled tags to the WinCC tags.l
4. Executing user-defined code for processing return values.
SetTagMultiWait example
BOOL ok;
ok=SetTagMultiWait("%d%s%f", "Ernie_word", 16,
"Ernie_char", "Hello World",
"Ernie_double", 55.4711);
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SetTagPrefix example
{
//Set the TagPrefix to Struct1.
SetTagPrefix(lpszPictureName,"PicWindow1","Struct1.");
//Set the picture name again to update the tag prefix
SetPictureName(lpszPictureName,"PicWindow1","gs_graph_eafield");
}
Parameters of the SetTagPrefix function:
"lpszPictureName" is the name of the picture in which the object was configured.
"PictureWindow1" is the name of the object.
"Struct1." is the tag prefix to be set at picture window 1.
1. Set the tag prefix of the object "PictureWindow1" to "Struct1.".
2. Reset the name of the picture shown in the picture window to make the tag prefix setting
effective.
SetTagRaw example
{
#define DATA_SIZE 3
BYTE byData[DATA_SIZE];
// Fill the Byte array with the values
// you want to set into the raw data tag
...
//Set the tag to the default values
SetTagRaw("gs_tag_raw",byData,DATA_SIZE);
}
Parameters of the SetTagRaw function:
"gs_tag_raw" is the name of the tag.
"byData" is the byte array whose values are written to the raw data tags.
"DATA_SIZE" is the number of values that will be written.
1. Creating a BYTE-Array with the required size (size of the raw data tag).
2. Filling the BYTE-Array with the values to be written.
3. Writing the values of the BYTE-Array to the raw data tag.
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SetTagRawStateWait example
{
#define DATA_SIZE 3
BYTE byData[DATA_SIZE];
DWORD dwstate;
char szValue[9];
//Load dwState with default values
dwstate = 0xFFFFFFFF;
// Fill the Byte array with the values
// you want to set into the raw data tag
...
//Set the tag to the default values
//dwstate is the tag state
SetTagRawStateWait("gs_tag_raw",byData,DATA_SIZE,&dwstate);
//User defined code where the
//user can do something with the return value
...
}
Parameters of the SetTagRawStateWait function:
"gs_tag_raw" is the name of the tag.
"byData" is the byte array whose values are written to the raw data tags.
"DATA_SIZE" is the number of values that will be written.
"&dwstate" is the address of the tags in which the tag status is to be stored.
1. Creating a BYTE-Array with the required size (size of the raw data tag).
2. Filling the BYTE-Array with the values to be written.
3. Writing the values of the BYTE-Array to the raw data tag.
4. Executing user-defined code for processing return values.
SetTagSByte example
{
//Set the tag to 50
SetTagSByte("gs_tag_SByte",50);
}
Parameters of the SetTagSByte function:
"gs_tag_SByte" is the name of the tag.
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"50" is the value to be written to the tag.
Beispiel SetTagSByteStateWait
{
DWORD dwstate;
char szValue[9];
//Load dwState with default values
dwstate = 0xFFFFFFFF;
//Set the tag to 50
//dwstate is the tag state
SetTagSByteStateWait("gs_tag_SByte",50,&dwstate);
//User defined code where the
//user can do something with the return value
...
}
Parameters of the SetTagSByteStateWait:
"gs_tag_SByte" is the name of the tag.
"50" is the value to be written to the tag.
"&dwstate" is the address of the tags in which the tag status is to be stored.
1. Setting the tags to the specified value.
2. Executing user-defined code for processing return values.
SetTagWord example
{
//Set the tag to 50
SetTagWord("gs_tag_word",50);
}
Parameters of the SetTagWord function:
"gs_tag_word" is the name of the tag.
"50" is the value to be written to the tag.
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Beispiel SetTagWordStateWait
{
DWORD dwstate;
char szValue[9];
//Load dwState with default values
dwstate = 0xFFFFFFFF;
//Set the tag to 50
//dwstate is the tag state
SetTagWordStateWait("gs_tag_word",50,&dwstate);
//User defined code where the
//user can do something with the return value
...
}
Parameters of the SetTagWordStateWait funtion:
"gs_tag_word" is the name of the tag.
"50" is the value to be written to the tag.
"&dwstate" is the address of the tags in which the tag status is to be stored.
1. Setting the tags to the specified value.
2. Executing user-defined code for processing return values.
SetText example
{
//Set the text Example Text on the StaticText field
SetText(lpszPictureName,"StaticText1","Example Text");
}
Parameters of the SetText function:
"lpszPictureName" is the name of the picture in which the object was configured.
"StaticText1" is the name of the object.
"ExampleText" is the text which is to be output.
SetTop example
{
//Set the y-position to 0
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SetTop(lpszPictureName,"WinCCLogo",140);
}
Parameters of the SetTop function:
"lpszPictureName" is the name of the picture in which the object was configured.
"WinCCLogo" is the name of the object.
"140" is the Y position to which the object is set.
SetVisible example
{
//Set the Object visible
SetVisible(lpszPictureName,"GraphicObject1",TRUE);
}
Parameters of the SetVisible function:
"lpszPictureName" is the name of the picture in which the object was configured.
"GraphicObject1" is the name of the object.
"TRUE" means: The object is intended to be visible.
SetWidth example
{
//Set the width of the object to 400
SetWidth(lpszPictureName,"WinCCLogo",400);
}
Parameters of the SetWidth function
"lpszPictureName" is the name of the picture in which the object was configured.
"WinCCLogo" is the name of the object.
"400" is the width to which the object is set.
3.4.1.7 Examples - T to Z
TlgGetNumberOfColumns example
{
char text[5];
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