Difference between revisions of "Core.Actions.Assignment"
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[[ProcedureCall]] <br/> | [[ProcedureCall]] <br/> | ||
Revision as of 04:06, 2 February 2015
Classification
| Name | Assignment |
| Short Description | Assigning an expression to a variable |
| Class | Action |
| Extension | OTX Core library |
| Group | Core related actions |
| Exceptions | - |
| Checker Rules | Core_Chk023 |
| Standard Compliant | Yes |
Description
An expression or value can be assigned to a variable with the OTX Assignment activity. The basis for the representation of complex terms in the designer, see activities is the assignment ActionNode.
OTL Syntax
Variable = Term;Properties
| Name | Data Type | Class | Default | Cardinality | Description |
| Result | - | Variable | - | [1] | Variable is assigned the value of the term. |
| Term | - | Term | - | [1] | Expression is calculated, and the result of which is assigned to the variable |
OTL Examples
Integer Variable1;
String Variable2;
Float Variable3;
Variable1 = 123;
Variable2 = "Hello";
Variable3 = 0.123;See also
ProcedureCall
ShiftRight
ShiftLeft
SetBit
ReplaceSubByteField
AppendByteField
ListConcatenate
ListAppendItems
ListInsertItems
ListRemoveItems
ListClear
MapUnion
MapPutItems
MapRemoveItems
MapClear
