DT333 Global Settings
DI051869 Class
Is used for the categorization of the global settings
Values
- Module ID
- Module variant ID
- OLE object
- Parameters
- Startup module ID
- Search results
- Template
- Dialog message ID
- Symbol ID
| See also: Description of certain global parameters in the Global Settings module |
DI051828 Alpha (120)
Depending on the
class, the ID of the respective object is stored
Examples
- Here, the module ID for the Module ID class is stored.
- The module ID for the Module variant ID class is stored here, and the ID of the module variant is stored in Parameter Alpha (120) .
| See also: Description of certain global parameters in the Global Settings module |
DI051831 Python ID
Is used in connection with Python for identification purposes
Notes
- Names must be usable as Python literals. They must not contain blanks, umlauts, special characters, etc.
- The Python ID must be defined uniquely in the global settings.
- Individual Python IDs must start with an L and the license number.
- Example: L011_pr_data_sheet
- If the customizer does not set this manually, the system will set it automatically.
- The Python IDs of global settings from the standard cannot be changed.
| See also: Description of certain global parameters in the Global Settings module |
DI051866 Alpha (120) parameter
This field can be used if more than one ID must be stored, as in the case of module variants.
Example
- For the Module variant ID class, the module ID is stored in Alpha (120), and the ID of the module variant is stored here.
DI051867 Description
Description of the global parameter
| See also: Description of certain global parameters in the Global Settings module |
DI051826 UUID
Universally Unique Identifier of the global setting
Details
- A UUID consists of a 16 byte number which is divided into five groups.
DI058129 Template code
Field for creation of the default Python code entry for the respective global parameter. The field is displayed by extending the respective parameter line in the
Global Settings module.
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