PLC Programming

Appendix F: Command Line-/Command File
project build
project import ...
project export
project expmul
The current project will be built ('Projekt' 'Build')
The files ... get imported into the current project
('Project' 'Import')
The current project will be exported in the file ('Project'
'Export')
Each object of the current project will be exported in an own file,
which gets the name of the object.
Commands for the control of the message file:
out open
out close
out clear
The file opens as message file. New messages will
be appended
The currently shown message file will be closed.
All messages of the currently opened message file will be
deleted.
Commands for the control of messages:
echo on
echo off
echo
The command lines will be displayed as messages.
The command lines will not be displayed as messages.
will be displayed in the message window.
Commands for the control of replace of objects respectively for the control of files for import, export,
copy:
replace yesall
replace noall
replace query
Replace all (any 'query on' command will be ignored; no dialogs
will open)
Replace none (any 'query on' command will be ignored; no
dialogs will open)
If a 'query on' command is set, then a dialog will open regarding
the replacing of the objects even if there is a 'replace yesall' or
'replace noall' command
Commands for the control of the default parameters of CoDeSys dialogs:
query on
query off ok
query off no
query off cancel
Dialogs are displayed and need user input
All dialogs respond as if the user had clicked on the 'OK' button
All dialogs respond as if the user had clicked on the 'No' button
All dialogs respond as if the user had clicked on the 'Cancel'
button
Command for calling command files as subprograms:
call ...
call ...
Command files will be called as subprograms. Up to 10
parameters may be passed. In the file that is called, the
parameters can be accessed with $0 - $9.
Command files are called as subroutines. Up to ten parameters
can be consigned. In the subroutine called you can access the
parameters using $0 - $9.
Setting of directories used by CoDeSys:
dir lib
Sets as the library directory
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