| Command |
Icon |
Key |
Description |
| Network |
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| New |
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| Top |
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Adds a blank network at the top of the active document. |
| Bottom |
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Adds a blank network at the bottom of the active document. |
| Before |
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Adds a blank network before the selected network in the active document. |
| After |
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Adds a blank network after the selected network in the active document. |
| Label |
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Assigns a label to the selected network, so that it can be indicated as the target of a jump instruction. |
| Object |
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| New |
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| Function |
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Opens the object browser in order to choose a function to be added to the current active document. |
| Function block |
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Opens the object browser in order to choose a function block to be added to the current active document. |
| Variable |
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shift+V |
Opens the object browser in order to choose a variable to be added to the current active document. |
| Constant |
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shift+K |
Opens the object browser in order to choose a constant to be added to the current active document. |
| Return |
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shift+R |
Adds a return statement into the selected network. |
| Jump to label |
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shift+J |
Adds a jump statement into the selected network. |
| Operator |
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Opens the object browser in order to choose an operator to be added to the current active document. |
| Comment |
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shift+M |
Adds a comment into the selected network. |
| Instance name |
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Opens the object browser in order to choose an operator to be added to the current active document. |
| Open source |
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Opens the editor by which the selected object was created, and displays the relevant source code:if the object is a program, or a function, or a function block, this command opens its source code;if the object is a variable or a parameter, this command opens the corresponding variable editor;if the object is a standard function or an operator, this command has no functionality. |
| Auto connect |
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Toggle auto-connection mode, in order to connect automatically two blocks when they are close enough. |
| Delete invalid connection |
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Ctrl+M |
Removes all invalid connections, represented by a red line in the active scheme. |
| Increment pins |
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Ctrl+’+’ |
Adds additional pins to the selected block in order to increase standard ones. |
| Decrement pins |
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Ctrl+’-’ |
Removes pins added by the Increment pins command. |
| Enable EN/ENO pins |
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Adds the enable in/enable out pins to the selected block. The code implementing the selected block will be executed only when the enable in signal is true. The enable out signal simply repeats the value of enable in, allowing you either to enable or to disable a set of blocks in cascade. |
| Object properties |
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Shows some properties of the selected block. |