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Language Reference Guide - DOC. 5797G SIMPL+
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Example:
ANALOG_OUTPUT LEVEL;
Signifies that one analog input is being sent from the SIMPL+ program to the SIMPL
program.
ANALOG_OUTPUT LEVELS[25];
Signifies that up to 25 analog outputs, referred to as LEVELS[1] through
LEVELS[25] are being sent from the SIMPL+ program to the SIMPL program.
ANALOG_OUTPUT LEVELS[25,5];
Signifies same as above, except that a minimum of 5 are shown at any time.
Version:
SIMPL+ Version 3.01 - Fixed size arrays and minimum sizes.
SIMPL+ Version 3.00 - Can no longer be passed to functions by reference. (2-Series
Control Systems only)
SIMPL+ Version 2.00 for ANALOG_OUTPUT arrays.
SIMPL+ Version 1.00 for everything else.
NOTE: If LEVEL or any of the elements from LEVELS is jammed from outside the
symbol, it will take on that new jammed value.
NOTE: You should use isSignalDefined to test whether the output is connected to an
actual signal in the SIMPL Windows program before assigning a value to it. If you
assign a value and there is no signal, a message is placed in the system error log.