(iv)
(v)
DO1;
D02;
D03;
DO1;
1-
Quadruplenesting.
Max. nestingpermit-
tedistriple.
END 1 ;J
END 3 ;
END 2 ;
ENll1 ;
DO1;
‘~”””””;T
I
END 1 ;
I
IF.,GO
‘T07000 ;d
Do loopmay not
be enteredfrom
outside.
2. 8.23.7 Registration of Macro Programs
(1) How to Make Registration of Macro Programs
The registration and edit of macro program bodies
are performed in the same manner as usual part
programs and subprograms.
Hence, there is no
program size restriction that applies to the user
macro body.
Part programs, subprograms, and
macro programs may be stored together in the
part program memory to its full capacity.
(2) Classification of Program Numbers
The program numbers are classifiedinto the
following:
09000 to
When D 7 of #6021 is set to 1, the
09999
registration, erase, and adit of
programs are disabled.
2.8.23, 8 Display and Write of Local and Common
Variables
Local variables (#1 through #33) and common var-
iables (#100 through #149, #500 through #549)
can be displayed and written by the following
operatio~s:
(1) Display Operations
Display of Variables
a. Press SET function key. Mode select position
may be provided anywhere.
b.
Key-in the variable number and press
cuRsOR Ikey or ~ ~uR-soR
1
key. However, #
need not be keyed in.
Ten sets of variable num–
hers including the specified variable number and
their data are displayed. The data are displayed
in the signed 8-digit integer part and the 8-digit
fraction part.
— Macro nestinglevel
(0: Macro
not ln execUtlOn)
I SETTING MACRO
01234“0035
*LEvEL 0
#oloo
-12345678,12345678
#olol
0.00000001
#olo2
3. 00000000
~ #olo9
I
RD Y
Sample Display of Common Variables
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