The dialog box allows some settings concerning the export and import.
The tab allows you to configure the options for the command and the command.
The tab allows you to configure the options for the commands and that are available in the contextual menu upon right-clicking a program node in the tree.
The tab contains the following parameters:
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By default, declaration parts in PLCOpenXML are split into single variables. To help to avoid losing formatting and comment information during this process, activate this setting. In that case, the plain text of the exported declaration part is additionally written into the PLCOpenXML file. |
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If this option is activated, the folders are also exported if they contain one of the selected objects. |
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If the import file contains information about the folder structure of the objects, this structure is also imported. If the option is not activated, the objects are imported without any structure. |
The tab contains the following parameters:
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By default, declaration parts in PLCOpenXML are split into single variables. To help to avoid losing formatting and comment information during this process, activate this setting. In that case, the plain text of the exported declaration part is additionally written into the PLCOpenXML file. |
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If this option is activated, the folders are also exported also if they contain one of the selected objects. |
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If this option is activated, the subelements of the selected objects are also exported. |
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If this option is activated, every selected object will be exported to an individual file named after the object name. A message is displayed, requesting you to specify a folder where the files are to be saved. |
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If the import file contains information about the folder structure of the objects, this structure is also imported. If the option is not activated, the objects are imported without any structure. |
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If this option is activated, the information stored in the |