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10/24/2006 11:16 AM | |
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Hello mbn, in manual "SIMATIC Programming with Step7" it is described how you can initialize an array (page A-47). Entering Initial Values for an Array You can assign an initial value to every array element when you create arrays. STEP 7 provides two methods for entering initial values: • Entry of individual values: for each element of the array, you specify a value that is valid for the data type of the array. You specify the values in the order of the elements: [1,1]. Remember that the individual elements must be separated from each other by a comma. • Specifying a repetition factor: with sequential elements that have the same initial value, you can specify the number of elements (the repetition factor) and the initial value for these elements. The format for entering the repetition factor is x(y), where x is the repetition factor and y is the value to be repeated. If you use the array declared in the above figure, you can specify the initial value for all six elements as follows: 17, 23, -45, 556, 3342, 0. You could also set the initial value of all six elements to 10 by specifying 6(10). You could specify specific values for the first two elements and then set the remaining four elements to 0 by specifying the following: 17, 23, 4(0). Tomcat |
10/25/2006 9:41 AM | |
Joined: 9/29/2005 Last visit: 6/21/2024 Posts: 25 Rating: (0) |
Hello Tomcat Thankyou for your answer, I have it already woorking Brg MBN |
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