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Section Name *A-ARRAY Purpose of Section Defines analog data arrays. Multiple *A-ARRAY sections are allowed *L-ARRAY Defines logical data arrays. Multiple *L-ARRAY sections are allowed. *FORMAT Defines ASCII communication Formats. Multiple *FORMAT sections are allowed. Defines the archive files. Multiple *ARCHIVE sections are allowed. *ARCHIVE Editing the Source Code Directly There are basically two ways to edit most sections of the ACCOL source file. One way to edit the ACCOL source file is to edit the actual text (also called the source code) in the file. (The other way to edit the file will be discussed, later.) To edit the source code, click on the icon corresponding to the section you would like to edit, so it is highlighted (as the Memory icon is highlighted, in the picture, at right.) Next, click on the ’Edit code’ icon (the pencil icon, shown above) - OR - click on Edit Code -OR- press the right mouse button and choose "Edit Code" from the pop-up menu. Å A new window will appear, showing the exact text of this section of the ACCOL source file. For example, if you click on the Memory icon, and then click on the ’Edit Code’ pencil icon, you will see a window similar to the one shown below: You may edit the text in the window, as described, below: ACCOL Workbench User Manual 5-3 Creating/Editing/Saving the File
