System Manual: Siemens SIMATIC HMI (WinCCv7.0: Scripting VBS, ANSI-C, VBA)
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Note
If you use the "Get..." methods to access properties of a control, you must use the latter part
of
the property name. For example, if the index of a toolbar button function is not addressed
via ".ToolbarButtonIndex" but via ".Index".
GetHistlistColumnCollection method
Function
Returns the collection of all column objects of the AlarmControl hitlist as type
"ICCAxCollection".
Syntax
Expression.GetHitlisteColumnCollection()
Expression
Necessary. An expression that returns an object of the "ScreenItem" type.
Parameters
- -
Features and functions of the ICCAxCollection
The following properties are available for the ICCAxCollection:
● Count
● Item
The following functions are available for the ICCAxCollection:
● AddItem(vName) As Object
● RemoveItem(vIndex)
Example
Use of the "GetxxxCollection" methods in the controls is illustrated on the basis of an example
relating to the toolbar button functions.
'VBS202
Dim ctrl
Set ctrl = ScreenItems.Item("Control1")
Dim coll
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Set coll = ctrl.GetToolbarButtonCollection
HMIRuntime.Trace "Number of toolbar buttons:" & coll.Count & vbCrLf
Dim toolbu
For Each toolbu In coll
HMIRuntime.Trace toolbu.Name & vbCrLf
Next
End Sub
GetMessageBlock method
Function
Returns the name or index designated message block object of the AlarmControl as type
"ICCAxMessageBlock".
Syntax
Expression.GetMessageBlock(ByVal vIndex As Variant)
Expression
Necessary. An expression that returns an object of the "ScreenItem" type.
Parameters
VARIANT
Parameters Description
vIndex Index or name of message block.
Example
Use of the "Getxxx" methods in the controls is illustrated on the basis of an example relating
to a toolbar button function.
'VBS201
Dim ctrl
Set ctrl = ScreenItems.Item("Control1")
Dim toolbu
Set toolbu = ctrl.GetToolbarButton ("ShowHelp")
HMIRuntime.Trace "Name: " & toolbu.Name & vbCrLf
HMIRuntime.Trace "Index: " & toolbu.Index & vbCrLf
HMIRuntime.Trace "Hotkey: " & toolbu.HotKey & vbCrLf
End Sub
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Note
If you use the "Get..." methods to access properties of a control, you must use the latter part
of
the property name. For example, if the index of a toolbar button function is not addressed
via ".ToolbarButtonIndex" but via ".Index".
GetMessageBlockCollection method
Function
Returns the collection of all message block objects of the AlarmControl as type
"ICCAxCollection".
Syntax
Expression.GetMessageBlockCollection()
Expression
Necessary. An expression that returns an object of the "ScreenItem" type.
Parameters
- -
Features and functions of the ICCAxCollection
The following properties are available for the ICCAxCollection:
● Count
● Item
The following functions are available for the ICCAxCollection:
● AddItem(vName) As Object
● RemoveItem(vIndex)
Example
Use of the "GetxxxCollection" methods in the controls is illustrated on the basis of an example
relating to the toolbar button functions.
'VBS202
Dim ctrl
Set ctrl = ScreenItems.Item("Control1")
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Dim coll
Set coll = ctrl.GetToolbarButtonCollection
HMIRuntime.Trace "Number of toolbar buttons:" & coll.Count & vbCrLf
Dim toolbu
For Each toolbu In coll
HMIRuntime.Trace toolbu.Name & vbCrLf
Next
End Sub
GetMessageColumn method
Function
Returns the name or index designated column object of the AlarmControl as type
"ICCAxMessageColumn".
Syntax
Expression.GetMessageColumn(ByVal vIndex As Variant)
Expression
Necessary. An expression that returns an object of the "ScreenItem" type.
Parameters
VARIANT
Parameters Description
vIndex Index or name of column in message list.
Example
Use of the "Getxxx" methods in the controls is illustrated on the basis of an example relating
to a toolbar button function.
'VBS201
Dim ctrl
Set ctrl = ScreenItems.Item("Control1")
Dim toolbu
Set toolbu = ctrl.GetToolbarButton ("ShowHelp")
HMIRuntime.Trace "Name: " & toolbu.Name & vbCrLf
HMIRuntime.Trace "Index: " & toolbu.Index & vbCrLf
HMIRuntime.Trace "Hotkey: " & toolbu.HotKey & vbCrLf
End Sub
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Note
If you use the "Get..." methods to access properties of a control, you must use the latter part
of
the property name. For example, if the index of a toolbar button function is not addressed
via ".ToolbarButtonIndex" but via ".Index".
GetMessageColumnCollection method
Function
Returns the collection of all column objects of the AlarmControl as type "ICCAxCollection".
Syntax
Expression.GetMessageColumnCollection()
Expression
Necessary. An expression that returns an object of the "ScreenItem" type.
Parameters
- -
Features and functions of the ICCAxCollection
The following properties are available for the ICCAxCollection:
● Count
● Item
The following functions are available for the ICCAxCollection:
● AddItem(vName) As Object
● RemoveItem(vIndex)
Example
Use of the "GetxxxCollection" methods in the controls is illustrated on the basis of an example
relating to the toolbar button functions.
'VBS202
Dim ctrl
Set ctrl = ScreenItems.Item("Control1")
Dim coll
Set coll = ctrl.GetToolbarButtonCollection
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HMIRuntime.Trace "Number of toolbar buttons:" & coll.Count & vbCrLf
Dim toolbu
For Each toolbu In coll
HMIRuntime.Trace toolbu.Name & vbCrLf
Next
End Sub
GetOperatorMessage method
Function
Returns the name or index designated operator message block object of the AlarmControl as
type "ICCAxOperatorMessage".
Syntax
Expression.GetOperatorMessage(ByVal vIndex As Variant)
Expression
Necessary. An expression that returns an object of the "ScreenItem" type.
Parameters
VARIANT
Parameters Description
vIndex Index or name of operator message
Example
Use of the "Getxxx" methods in the controls is illustrated on the basis of an example relating
to a toolbar button function.
'VBS201
Dim ctrl
Set ctrl = ScreenItems.Item("Control1")
Dim toolbu
Set toolbu = ctrl.GetToolbarButton ("ShowHelp")
HMIRuntime.Trace "Name: " & toolbu.Name & vbCrLf
HMIRuntime.Trace "Index: " & toolbu.Index & vbCrLf
HMIRuntime.Trace "Hotkey: " & toolbu.HotKey & vbCrLf
End Sub
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Note
If you use the "Get..." methods to access properties of a control, you must use the latter part
of
the property name. For example, if the index of a toolbar button function is not addressed
via ".ToolbarButtonIndex" but via ".Index".
GetOperatorMessageCollection method
Function
Returns the collection of all operator message block objects of the AlarmControl as type
"ICCAxCollection".
Syntax
Expression.GetOperatorMessageCollection()
Expression
Necessary. An expression that returns an object of the "ScreenItem" type.
Parameters
- -
Features and functions of the ICCAxCollection
The following properties are available for the ICCAxCollection:
● Count
● Item
The following functions are available for the ICCAxCollection:
● AddItem(vName) As Object
● RemoveItem(vIndex)
Example
Use of the "GetxxxCollection" methods in the controls is illustrated on the basis of an example
relating to the toolbar button functions.
'VBS202
Dim ctrl
Set ctrl = ScreenItems.Item("Control1")
Dim coll
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Set coll = ctrl.GetToolbarButtonCollection
HMIRuntime.Trace "Number of toolbar buttons:" & coll.Count & vbCrLf
Dim toolbu
For Each toolbu In coll
HMIRuntime.Trace toolbu.Name & vbCrLf
Next
End Sub
GetRulerBlock method
Function
Returns the name or index designated block object of the RulerControl as type
"ICCAxRulerBlock".
Syntax
Expression.GetRulerBlock(ByVal vIndex As Variant)
Expression
Necessary. An expression that returns an object of the "ScreenItem" type.
Parameters
VARIANT
Parameters Description
vIndex Index or name of block in RulerControl
Example
Use of the "Getxxx" methods in the controls is illustrated on the basis of an example relating
to a toolbar button function.
'VBS201
Dim ctrl
Set ctrl = ScreenItems.Item("Control1")
Dim toolbu
Set toolbu = ctrl.GetToolbarButton ("ShowHelp")
HMIRuntime.Trace "Name: " & toolbu.Name & vbCrLf
HMIRuntime.Trace "Index: " & toolbu.Index & vbCrLf
HMIRuntime.Trace "Hotkey: " & toolbu.HotKey & vbCrLf
End Sub
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Note
If you use the "Get..." methods to access properties of a control, you must use the latter part
of
the property name. For example, if the index of a toolbar button function is not addressed
via ".ToolbarButtonIndex" but via ".Index".
GetRulerBlockCollection method
Function
Returns the collection of all block objects of the RulerControl as type "ICCAxCollection".
Syntax
Expression.GetRulerBlockCollection()
Expression
Necessary. An expression that returns an object of the "ScreenItem" type.
Parameters
- -
Features and functions of the ICCAxCollection
The following properties are available for the ICCAxCollection:
● Count
● Item
The following functions are available for the ICCAxCollection:
● AddItem(vName) As Object
● RemoveItem(vIndex)
Example
Use of the "GetxxxCollection" methods in the controls is illustrated on the basis of an example
relating to the toolbar button functions.
'VBS202
Dim ctrl
Set ctrl = ScreenItems.Item("Control1")
Dim coll
Set coll = ctrl.GetToolbarButtonCollection
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HMIRuntime.Trace "Number of toolbar buttons:" & coll.Count & vbCrLf
Dim toolbu
For Each toolbu In coll
HMIRuntime.Trace toolbu.Name & vbCrLf
Next
End Sub
GetRulerColumn method
Function
Returns the name or index designated column object of the RulerControl as type
"ICCAxRulerColumn".
Syntax
Expression.GetRulerColumn(ByVal vIndex As Variant)
Expression
Necessary. An expression that returns an object of the "ScreenItem" type.
Parameters
VARIANT
Parameters Description
vIndex Index or name of column of RulerControl.
Example
Use of the "Getxxx" methods in the controls is illustrated on the basis of an example relating
to a toolbar button function.
'VBS201
Dim ctrl
Set ctrl = ScreenItems.Item("Control1")
Dim toolbu
Set toolbu = ctrl.GetToolbarButton ("ShowHelp")
HMIRuntime.Trace "Name: " & toolbu.Name & vbCrLf
HMIRuntime.Trace "Index: " & toolbu.Index & vbCrLf
HMIRuntime.Trace "Hotkey: " & toolbu.HotKey & vbCrLf
End Sub
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