Introduction
The LL984 Editor window is made up of cells and 1 object can be placed in each one. The cells are separated visually using a grid which can be switched off (
).Creating an LL984 Program with the Mouse
Process the following steps to create an LL984 program with the mouse:
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Select the desired object using:
Result: The mouse pointer indicates the selected object (placement mode). |
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Click the target cells in the LL984 section. Result: The selected object is inserted and the selection mode is active again. Example: ![]() Return to selection mode by clicking the |
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To enter the respective actual parameters (variable/address), double-click the object. Result: The properties dialog box for the object is opened. Example: ![]() |
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Enter the desired actual parameter and a comment (if required) and confirm the entries with .Result: The names of the associated variables are displayed above the object. NOTE: Entering a binary address opens the dialog. By this
you can create a variable associated with the entered address.
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Repeat these steps until all objects are entered. |
Creating an LL984 Program with the Keyboard
Process the following steps to create an LL984 program with the keyboard:
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Using the keyboard, place the field with the gray background on the cell where the object should be inserted. |
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Select the desired object using the function keys for the objects. Result: The cursor symbol indicates the selected object. |
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Confirm the selection using the ENTER key. Result: The selected object is inserted into the cell with the gray background and the gray field is automatically shifted to the next cell. Example: ![]() To return to selection mode, press the ESC key. |
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To enter the respective actual parameters (variable/address), use the menu command from the shortcut menu.Result: The properties dialog box for the object is opened. Example: ![]() |
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Enter the desired actual parameter and a comment (if required) and confirm the entries with .Result: The names of the associated variables are displayed above the object. NOTE: Entering a binary address opens the dialog. By this
you can create a variable associated with the entered address.
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Repeat these steps until all objects are entered. |