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mchart(ID, VarX, VarY, Index)
This function addresses the element mchart of the given id. If there are multiple occurrences of id, all elements of this id are
addressed.
One mchart displays four different graphs. index (0,1,2,3) defines the graph to be addressed.
X1, X2: The labeling of the x-axis.
mchart(ID)[Height,Typ]($Label1$,Style1,
$Label2$,Style2, $Label3$,Style3, $Label4$,Style4)
ID: Value between 0 and 59 as an index for programming and the access to this element.
Height: Value 0 or 1 (or constant SINGLE and DOUBLE)
Type: Value 8 (or constant XY) for plots
Type: Value 9 (or constant SXY) for plots with sorted X-Y sets (well suited for time-based plots)
$Label1$ .. $Label2$ Legend of the graph
Style1, Style2, Style3, Style4: value 0,1,2 or 3 (constant LINE, DOTS, LINEDOTS, COLUMN)
min(Var1, Var2, ... VarN)
Return value: The minimum of the given variables which have all to be of the same data type.
month(mm,dd)
Monthly comparison:
mm: Month (1=January, 12= December)
dd: Day (1..31)
mpbutton(ID, Selection, PageID)
By operating the button of a multipagebutton element and the given selection with index selection (e.g. mbutton or mshifter) with the
id on the web page of PageID, the function assumes a value not equal to zero for the duration of one processing pass, and zero in
all other cases.
mpbutton(ID)[$Text1$,$Text2$,... $Text254$][Image] $Label$
ID: Value between 0 and 59 as an index for programming and the access to this element. You can also access variables of the
section [EibPC].
Text1, Text2, .. Text254: label texts for mbutton. The second and following elements are optional.
Image: A value between 0 and 99. To arrange the application more clearly, constants have been predefined (page 291).
Label: A static labeling text (first line).
mpchart(ID, VarX, VarY, Index,PageID)
This function addresses the element mpchart that refers to a page of the given id. If there are multiple occurrences of id, all
elements of this id are addressed.
One mpchart displays four different graphs. index (0,1,2,3) defines the graph to be addressed.
X1, X2: The labeling of the x-axis.
mpchart(ID)[Height,Typ]($Label1$,Style1,
$Label2$,Style2, $Label3$,Style3, $Label4$,Style4)
ID: Value between 0 and 59 as an index for programming and the access to this element.
Height: Value 0 or 1 (or constant SINGLE and DOUBLE)
Type: Value 8 (or constant XY) for plots
Type: Value 9 (or constant SXY) for plots with sorted X-Y sets (well suited for time-based plots)
$Label1$ .. $Label2$ Legend of the graph
Style1, Style2, Style3, Style4: value 0,1,2 or 3 (constant LINE, DOTS, LINEDOTS, COLUMN)
mpshifter(ID)[$Text1$,$Text2$,...,$Text254$][Image1,Image2,
Image3, Image4]$Label$
ID: Value between 0 and 59 as an index for programming and the access to this element. You can also access variables of the
section [EibPC].
Image1 to Image4: A value between 0 and 99.
Image2 to Image4 are optional.
If only three images are defined, the element has only three buttons etc.
Text1, Text2, .. Text254: labels for the mshifter. The second and following elements are optional.
Label: A static labeling text (first line).
