The editing mode is indicated by a flashing entry cursor in the corresponding
cell.
An edited value can be transferred using one of the following actions:
●
Pressing the <Enter> key
– or –
●
Pressing the <Tab> key
– or –
●
Pressing an arrow key.
– or –
●
Clicking the mouse on another cell.
After the value has been transferred, the entered value is written directly to the
NC variable in the NC kernel.
If an incorrect value is entered, an error message is displayed in the
status line and the selected cell remains in the editing mode. The
entry can be cancelled or the value can be rewritten after correcting
the entry.
The editing mode can be cancelled at any time as follows:
●
Pressing the <Esc> key.
The original value is retained in the list.
Functional Keys in the Active Variables Editor
Overview
The following table lists all the functions of the active variable editor:
F-key level <F2>
<F3>
<F4>
<F5>
<F6> <F7>
<F8>
<F9>
1. Level
File...
Navigate...
Online
edit...*
Options
Exit var. editor
File
All
Variables *
Open*
Save*
Save as...* Print
Variables
Save
Exit all var. editors
Navigate
BoF
EoF
Edit online* Add a line Delete a line Insert a line
Exit edit mode
*
This function is not available if all variables are shown, only after a var‐
iable list has been activated.
Fig.7-2:
Function keys in the variables editor
Functions on the Main Level
Overview
The following functions can be found on the 1st level of the F-key bar:
●
File
●
Navigate
●
Edit online...
●
Options
●
Exit var. editor
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Transferring a Value
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