HEIDENHAIN iTNC 530 HSCI - Oementries.py - Configuration File for Data Transfer to Tool Data Form

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OEMEntries.py Configuration file for data transfer to the Tool Data form
You can define the value to be shown in every user interface element in the
input form. The display of values (TNC data) is only supported for certain user
interface elements:
 Entry: Input field
 Checkbutton: Check button
 ComboBoxEntry: Input field with list box
All table values contained in the TNC table, which provides the basic
information, can be used as calculation values. Table values from related
tables can also be displayed, provided that this is compatible with the table
links (see Possible table links of OEMRules.py).
Definition of a data element
A data element shows the contents of a user interface element and is defined
by several configuration settings:
Entry Description
’widget’: Type of widget. Supported widget types are 'Entry',
'CheckButton' or 'ComboBoxEntry'
’value’: Value to be used as cell content.
Values can only be assigned using the "equal to" operator
('=')
optional
’edit’:
As an option, you can define in the OEMEntries.py
whether the user can:
edit the entry ('edit’:('false','=')),
or cannot edit the entry ('edit':('true','=' )).
If no information is defined for ’edit’, editing is possible.
Further rules can be used to create a conditional edit
function. The rules are executed sequentially one after the
other, thereby enabling you to nest the rules.
optional
’range’:
As an option, you can enter permissible input values for the
cell contents. The following entries are possible:
Numerical input range ’range’:(’1 to 99’) or
permissible ASCII characters ’range:(’ABC123’).
This requires the user to enter a value in the field, which is
defined by ’range’ as permissible value. All other entries
are not accepted.
optional
’visible’:
Here you can enter a condition for the display of a surface
element.
optional
’option’:
Only for ComboBoxEntry:
Column of any desired table, all of whose values are made
available in the list box of the input field.
Example of displaying values in a list box:
option : ( '\\TABLE\\TTYP\\NR\\?\\NAME' )
–> All of the table values contained in the 'NAME' column
of the 'TTYP' table are now available in the list box.