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Graphic Object Update Wizard
7.5 Structure of the configuration file
Column01 = Y-Pos
Type01 = 3
Column02 = Tag
Type02 = 11
In the "CSIG.cfg" configuration file, the column for the collective value is named
"CollectValue". A link identifier is provided instead of the data type:
● "0" for the static value of the "Collective value" property"
● "1" for the tag name of the "Collective value" property
"Link02 = 1", for example, means that the dynamic value is written to the export/import file by
means of the tag name.
During import, the descriptions are compared with the configuration file settings. If the import
and configuration files do not match, the import is aborted.
In the next sections of the configuration file, you specify the assignment of the object properties
to the columns of the export/import file. You can assign multiple entries for each column that
was defined in the fifth section. A maximum of 10 entries are permitted in ascending order
without blank lines.
[Column00]
Property0 = Left
Property1 = PosX
[Column01]
Property0 = Top
These entries are compared sequentially with the properties of the object to be edited. As soon
as a match is found, the Wizard links this property to the corresponding column.
See also
Application of the configuration file (Page 261)
How to exchange script- and instance-specific picture information (Page 262)
7.5.2
Application of the configuration file
Introduction
After you have created your project-specific configuration file, the Graphic Object Update
Wizard calibrates the user objects.
Exporting the picture objects
During export of a picture object, the Graphic Object Update Wizard creates an export file. In
addition, the Wizard saves the configuration file under the name of the export file in CFG format.
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