Introduction

The output window displays information about the different processes (generate, import/export, user error, search/replace).

The output window is an anchored window.

The output window is displayed at the bottom of the Control Expert window by default.

If the output window is closed, it can be opened using:

  • the View > Output Window menu command

    or

  • the Alt+0 key combination.

Build

The output window consists of various output sheets. Each sheet corresponds to a tab.

Representation of an output window:

The output sheets display the results of an executed action or error messages.

Double-clicking an error message will open the respective editor and mark the "faulty" entry.

New error entries are displayed in red, already checked errors are displayed in blue.

Available output sheets:

Output sheet

Function

Analyze and generate

Displays analyze and generate errors.

Double-clicking an error entry directly accesses the faulty programming language section, the faulty configuration or the faulty data.

Import/Export

Displays import and export errors

Double-clicking an error entry directly accesses the error in the source file.

User error

Displays the user error.

Search/Replace

Displays the result of the search and/or replace operation.

Double-clicking an entry directly accesses the searched for entry in the programming language section, in the configuration or in the data.

Comparison

Displays the comparison information.

Every output sheet has a shortcut menu (right-click).

Copy

Copies the selected text to the clipboard.

Delete

Deletes the entire contents of the output sheet.

Go to previous error

Jumps to the previous line and calls the faulty programming language section, the faulty configuration or the faulty data.

This function can also be accessed pressing the Ctrl+F10 key combination.

Go to next error

Jumps to the next line and calls the faulty programming language section, the faulty configuration or the faulty data.

This function can also be accessed pressing the F10 key.

Go to error

Calls the faulty programming language section, the faulty configuration or the faulty data as indicated in the current line.

Print

Prints the contents of the output sheet.