MC-Basic:PrintPoint
PrintPoint prints only variables that were declared as a cartesian location (...as Location of...).
The rest of the properties of this command are similar to PRINT command.
Syntax
- PRINTPOINT
Availability
- FirmWare 0.4.20.1 and newer
Type
- Printed Point: String
- < (DetectOverflow)Expression>: Long
Range
- < (DetectOverflow)Expression>: 0 or 1
Default
- If a cartasian location variable was defined with no point redundancy flag the default printpoint will be; {X,Y,Z,R;}
Scope
- Configuration, Task or Terminal
Limitations
- Variables defined within a task may be queried from outside the task (for example, from the terminal) only when the task is idle. Within a task, local variables are only available if the task is idled in a section of code wherein the local variable was declared.
Examples
- common shared PNT as Location of XYZR
- PNT = #{0,0,0,0}
- --> PrintPoint PNT
- #{0 , 0 , 0 , 0 ;}
- PNT = #{0,0,0,0;0}
- --> PrintPoint PNT
- #{0 , 0 , 0 , 0 ; 0}