Parameter:
Identifier Name of the dialog
Header Dialog header as text or call for text (e.g. $85011) from a language-specific
text file.
Graphic Graphics file with path in double quotation marks.
Dimension Position and size of the dialog in pixels (distance from left-hand side, dis‐
tance from top, width, height), in relation to the upper left-hand corner of the
screen. The entries are separated by a comma.
System or user variable System or user variable to which the current cursor position is assigned.
The NC or PLC can be provided with the cursor position via the system or
user variable. The first variable has index 1. The order corresponds to the
configuration order of the variables.
Graphic position Position of the graphic in pixels (distance from left-hand side, distance from
top), in relation to the upper left-hand corner of the dialog. The entries are
separated by a comma.
Attributes The specifications of the attributes are separated by a comma.
Possible attributes are:
CM Column mode: Column alignment
CM0 Default setting: The column distribution is carried out separately for each
line.
CM1 The column distribution of the line with the most columns applies to all lines.
CB CHANGE block: Response when dialog is opened: cb attributes specified
for a variable in a variables definition take priority over the default setting in
the dialog definition.
See also Behavior when opening the dialog (attribute CB) (Page 298).
CB0 Default setting: All CHANGE blocks associated with the dialog are pro‐
cessed when it is opened.
CB1 CHANGE blocks are then only processed if the relevant value changes.
XG Integration of an X3D animation as help display (only in the machining step
programming).
Example:
//M(Meas/
$85605/"myx3dhelpfile.hmi,,Z_Animation,,G17"///30,10/
XG1)
XG0 Default setting = 0
XG1 The mask attribute XG must already be set to 1 in the mask definition, a
change during runtime is not possible.
Note:
The specification in the mask property HLP must also be set accordingly.
AL The alignment of the mask header can be influenced with the mask attribute
AL.
Example:
Central setting of the "Set password" window header:
//M(MY_PWD_SET/”Set password”//"EasyPwdModalLayout"//
AL2)
AL0 Left-justified, default
AL1 Right-justified
AL2 Centered
Dialogs
4.1 Structure and elements of a dialog
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