Additional characteristics of graphical objects: key/value pairs
The parameters "gobject[i].key[j]" and "gobject[i].value[j]" assign additional so-called key/value pairs to the graphical object. They describe properties which are evaluated during visualisation, for example. In this case, “key” and “value” must always form a pair of properties (j=j).
Key (category) P-SECO-00027:
Variable name | Type | Permitted range | Dimension |
key[j] | ISG_CHAR | String, 0... [Max. length] | ---- |
j | UNS16 | 0, 1, 2, 3, 4 | ---- |
Value of Max. length | Meaning |
application-specific | Maximum length of the key designation |
Value P-SECO-00028:
Variable name | Type | Permitted range | Dimension |
value[j] | ISG_CHAR | String, 0... [Max. length] | ---- |
j | UNS16 | 0, 1, 2, 3, 4 | ---- |
Value of Max. length | Meaning |
application-specific | maximum length of the value designation |
Example from list:
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gobject[0].name Ausleger_Einfach
gobject[0].filename Ausleger_01
gobject[0].linkpoint A_AXIS
gobject[0].cs.position[0] 500000
gobject[0].cs.position[1] 0
gobject[0].cs.position[2] 0
gobject[0].cs.orientation[0][0] 1
gobject[0].cs.orientation[0][1] 0
gobject[0].cs.orientation[0][2] 0
gobject[0].cs.orientation[1][0] 0
gobject[0].cs.orientation[1][1] 1
gobject[0].cs.orientation[1][2] 0
gobject[0].cs.orientation[2][0] 0
gobject[0].cs.orientation[2][1] 0
gobject[0].cs.orientation[2][2] 1
gobject[0].key[0] Colour
gobject[0].value[0] red
gobject[0].key[1] Shading
gobject[0].value[1] grey
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