By executing the
command, a object is inserted in the node of the and the dialog box opens. It allows you to view and define properties and information on the project file, for example, access attributes, version number, author, and company information as well as statistics concerning the project objects.In the
tab of the dialog box, you can optionally add some information on the project file. This information will be displayed automatically as available in the tab of the dialog box.Option
:If this option is activated, function POUs will be created automatically in the folder
in the node of the . You can use it to access the project properties values in the application program. Special functions will be created in this case for the properties , , and ( , , ). For accessing additionally defined properties, a respective function for each property type ( , , , , ) will be available. In this case, call the appropriate function, pass the property key as an input, and you will get returned the property value.Option
:If this option is activated, function POUs will be created automatically in the folder
in the node of the . You can use it to access the library properties values in the application program. Special functions (version number as text string), (version number as numerical value), and will be created in this case for the entered properties.Example
The following property is defined in the
tab:
nProp1
Number
333
To get the value in the application program, call function GetNumberProperty
, for example.
showprop:=GetNumberProperty("nProp1");
showprop
must be declared as type DINT in this case.
The
tab of the dialog box allows you to define keys for some project properties. They can be used in customer-specific external programs later for controlling the respective property.At least the information defined in the
tab of the dialog box will be visible as in the table. The properties' names are used as key names, the data type automatically will be , and the will be the text strings as defined in the tab. Any further keys can be added as desired.The table in the
tab of the dialog box shows an overview on the objects used in the project: See the total on top as well as in the table below the number of objects ( ) per .The EcoStruxure Machine Expert controller platforms.
tab is generally not applicable toFor further information, refer to the EcoStruxure Machine Expert.
software that is automatically installed withTo achieve compatibility with EcoStruxure Machine Expert V1.2 and earlier versions, proceed as follows:
Activate the option
.Enter the path of the key file.
Store the project
.The token is displayed in the
or in the in the of the library. You can compare it with the token which may have been published by the provider of the library in order to verify whether the library actually is from the desired provider.If you - as library provider - want to create a new private key file, click the button
and select a directory to save it.
Element |
Description |
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Activate this option to sign the library project with a vendor-specific key for single usage. |
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Configure the path of the private key file *.libpk. Example: D:\for lib developers only\mycomp_libkey.libpk |
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The token is generated automatically when the file is specified.Example: 427A5701DA3CF3CF. |
button |
Click the button to create a new private key file. |