TYP: typing "AT"

Hi,

Normally it is necessary to be compliance with the variable data type in the user program. For example, a real variable can not be used in logical instruction or a word variable can not be used in arithmetical instructions.
The argument AT makes possible declare more than one name to a single variable (address), so that it could be handle as different data types.

To do it, it is necessary to declare the variables together (one behind the other). The typing of “AT” argument is not intuitive. It should be typing in the “data type” column, alone, but after the enter it appears in the column “Name”.

The attached file has a cast with the declaration.

Once declared, just use the variable names at the correspondents instructions types: the int,dint, real, etc. in the arithmetical instructions, and bool, word, dword at the logical instructions.