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Make the needed changes in the Define Variable Offsets dialog box and click
Accept.
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In the Insert Block dialog box, click Open.
The block is copied to the current folder's directory.
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If the Folder itself, Hardware Configuration, or the Variable Declaration table are
selected in the Folder Browser tree, the block is inserted at the bottom of the tree.
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If a block or view table is selected, the block appears above the selected item.
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If the inserted block has the same name as an existing block, an error message
appears.
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Adding a block includes adding the block's variables to the Variable Declaration
Table. If the block being inserted contains variables that conflict with existing
variables in the folder, the message, "Variable name/scope already exists in the
variable declaration table" appears. Clicking OK, opens the Variable Resolution
dialog box, which allows you to resolve variable conflicts. (See "Variable Resolution"
in chapter 6.)
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If you are inserting a “C” block, select the .exe file you created using the C Toolkit.
Opening a Block
Once a block is part of the Folder Browser, you can open and edit the block at any
time. Multiple blocks may be open at the same time. To open a block in the Folder
Browser, select the block you want to open and double-click the block name.
Note:
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“C” blocks cannot be opened in VersaPro.
VersaPro™ Programming Software User's Guide – November 2004
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