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JC-120MC HTTP server
You can define the representation of variables by means of their attribute.

The number of digits/characters used for representing a variable can be
defined by the character "#".
 Prefix "0" sets the output of leading zeros. This applies to the register types
INT, INTX and REAL.
 Prefix "+" sets the output of a sign. This applies to the register types INT
and REAL.
 Prefixing a blank sets the output of a blank. This applies to the register
types INT and REAL.
The variable name begins with a capital "R" followed by the register number.
The following types are possible:
Type Notation
INT (standard type) Integer, decimal
INTX Integer, hexadecimal
INTB Integer, binary
BOOL Register content = 0 --> Display: 0
Register content != 0 --> Display: 1
REAL Floating point, decimal
STRING Text register
Example:
JC:DTAG name="R1000250" type="REAL" format="+0####.###"
factor="3.25" offset="500" /
Result:
This instruction causes the contents of register 1000250 to be multiplied by
3.25. Then 500 is added to the product. The result appears in the Web
browser with sign and at least five integer positions before the decimal point.
Leading zeros are added as appropriate. Furthermore, three decimal positions
are added.
The variable name begins with a capital "F" followed by the flag number.
The following types are possible:
Type Notation
BOOL (standard type) Flag = 0 --> Display: 0
Flag = 1 --> Display: 1
STRING Flag = 0 --> Display: FALSE
Flag = 1 --> Display: TRUE
Example:
<JC:DTAG name="F100" type="STRING" format="#" />
Format definition
Registers/text registers
Flags